Hanuman Ansh 2: The Bollywood film ‘Hanuman Ansh’ is currently garnering significant attention from audiences at the box office. There has been constant discussion regarding the film’s earnings since its release, and the makers’ confidence is growing with each passing day. Amidst the positive response, the audience’s focus has now shifted to the next installment. Notably, the story was never intended to be confined to just a single film; the makers had planned it as a grand three-part series. Producer Namrata Singh has now shed light on this entire plan.
Intention to Create a Trilogy from the Start
In a recent interview with Bollywood Hungama, Namrata Singh shared key details about the film’s future. She revealed that the team had envisioned the entire trilogy right from the time ‘Hanuman Ansh’ was being made. In other words, preparations were already in place to present the story to the audience in three distinct parts. According to Namrata, the first part focuses on the early years of Maharaj-ji’s life and his journey leading up to his arrival at Kainchi Dham. The second chapter of the story will then delve into Kainchi Dham and the spiritual aspects associated with it. Meanwhile, the scope of the third film will extend beyond India, highlighting the international influence of Neem Karoli Baba.
Scripts for the Second and Third Parts Not Yet Written
Although fans are eagerly awaiting the second part, the producer clarified that work on the script has not yet begun. The team requires some time to properly develop the narrative for the subsequent installments. Namrata mentioned that the team has been working continuously for nearly a year and a half without a break. Consequently, the makers have decided to take a break of approximately 90 days before resuming work. However, the broad outline of the story is already clear in the team’s minds; thus, it is expected that scripting will progress rapidly once the break concludes. Filming Completed in Just 22 Days
An interesting detail regarding the production of Hanuman Ansh has emerged. Namrata Singh revealed that the film’s writer, Vishal Chaturvedi, prepared the script for the first installment in less than a month. Subsequently, the filming was also completed in a remarkably short span of time. According to the makers, the entire shoot wrapped up in just 22 days; two days of filming took place in Mumbai, while the remainder was shot in Chitrakoot. Filming in a location like Chitrakoot was not easy, yet the team successfully completed the shoot despite the challenges.
Will Big Stars Appear in the Second Part?
The influence of Neem Karoli Baba is not limited to ordinary devotees; many prominent figures from India and abroad also share a connection with him. These include Hollywood actress Julia Roberts, as well as Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma. When asked if such celebrities might make cameo appearances in the film’s next installment, Namrata Singh mentioned that the team has reached out to a few individuals. She also noted that some of them were already aware of the film. However, there has been no official confirmation regarding a cameo by any specific celebrity yet.
The Third Part Will Showcase Neem Karoli Baba’s Global Impact
The third film is expected to have the widest scope within the trilogy. Namrata Singh shared that both she and writer Vishal Chaturvedi have long been connected to Maharaj-ji; she has held faith in him for about 14 years, while Vishal has been a devotee for nearly 20 years. The makers’ objective is not merely to tell the story of a saint but to present his spiritual legacy to the world. The third part will focus on how Neem Karoli Baba’s teachings and spiritual influence have impacted people beyond India’s borders. From Steve Jobs to Julia Roberts: Stories to be Featured
According to the producers, the third film may incorporate the experiences and the impact of Neem Karoli Baba on international figures such as Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, and Julia Roberts. The makers believe that the stories of Indian saints should not be confined to the country but should be shared with international audiences. Currently, following the success of Hanuman Ansh, the path for the second installment is being paved, and further major updates regarding this trilogy may be revealed in the near future.
