Hanuman Ansh Locks A Massive Digital Deal With Sony LIV

Sometimes small movies create a big impact on the big screens by turning heads with their amazing scripts and engaging narratives. Bollywood’s recent blockbuster Hanuman Ansh also belongs to this category! Although it was released in the theatres on 7th August, it continued its theatrical run for almost 4 months and minted more than 440 crores at the ticket windows. And now, this movie is all set to stream on OTT.

As the movie turned into a massive blockbuster, even its OTT deal is also making to headlines. According to the sources, Sony Liv OTT platform has acquired the digital and satellite rights of this movie for a whopping amount of Rs 63 crores. This movie will stream on Sony LIV from 27th November, 2026.

Hanuman Ansh is helmed by Dr. Vishal Chaturvedi and is inspired from the chronicles the life of Neem Karoli Baba. It has Shobhinaw Satyaa and Chandan Anand in the lead roles while Anil Rastogi, Sugandha Malhotra, Bhagvandas Patel, Neha Paranjpe and Vihaan Shedge essayed prominent roles in this movie. Going with the story, it is set in pre-Independence India, the film follows young Lakshmi Narayan, who sets out on a spiritual journey after the loss of his mother. Travelling across various parts of Northern India in search of divine truth, his journey ultimately leads him to become the revered spiritual figure Neem Karoli Baba.

The makers also announced the sequel to this movie and stated that it will be made on a larger scale. Although Hanuman Ansh was dubbed into Telugu, it did not create big impact at the ticket windows and thus movie lovers are hoping to watch it on Sony LIV as it is being dubbed into all regional languages!

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