Hanu-Man

Over the past several months, Hanu-Man, starring Prasanth Varma and Teja Sajja, has become a popular film among all audiences. The film’s producers made a big effort to market it. The squad proceeded with special premiers everywhere since they have a great deal of confidence. Was Hanu-Man able to live up to the enormous hype surrounding it? Let’s investigate.

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Starring: Teja Sajja, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Amritha Aiyer, Vinay Rai, Samuthirakani, Vennela Kishore, Raj Deepak Shetty, Getup Srinu, Satya

Director: Prasanth Varma

Producer: Niranjan Reddy

Music Directors: Gowra Hari, Anudeep Dev, Krishna Saurabh

Cinematographer: Shivendra

Story

Hanumanthu (Teja Sajja), a small-time thief, is from Anjanadhri. His older sister, Anjamma (Varalaxmi Sarathkumar), looks after him very well. Meenakshi (Amritha Aiyer), who is also from the same place, is loved by Hanumanthu. While posing as Anjanadhri’s bandit rescuer, Raj Deepak Shetty’s character Gajapathi rules over the people. One day, Gajapathi attacks Meenakshi since she has revolted against him. As Hanumanthu tries to help Meenakshi, he gets into difficulties. At this point, Hanumanthu discovers a priceless stone that grants him abilities. What took place next? What was the use of Hanumanthu’s superpowers? What role does Michael (Vinay Rai) play in the story? See the movie to find out the answers.

Trailer

Review

HanuMan’s humorous and goosebumps-inducing moments make it a great film. Audiences will go crazy for the final moments that Prasanth Varma created, which elevate Lord Hanuman to a whole new level. The effect is increased by Gowra Hari’s powerful background soundtrack, which enhances the well-written sequences.

In particular, the extended final episode is guaranteed to wow, and the visual effects are excellent. In contrast, the second hour has a greater amount of drama and intensity. The picture moves along even though the rhythm occasionally slows down because of the high points. The combat scene, in which Teja saves Amritha, is one such scene that uplifts the emotions. Aiyer is well-groomed. The folk tune that is being performed here is the cherry on top.

Conculsion

All things considered, Hanu-Man is a compelling superhero movie with plenty of heart-stopping scenes. The film’s strongest points include its comedy, a good number of high points, and the concluding thirty minutes. For the most part, Prasanth Varma keeps our interest despite a well-worn plot. Audiences will connect with the manner that great dialogue and a background soundtrack enhance Lord Hanuman. Amritha Aiyer, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Teja Sajja, and others performed admirably. A couple parts in the film drag, and the first thirty minutes might have been more effectively spent. Hanu-Man is still entertaining to watch throughout Sankanthi season, though.