HanuMan Overseas Review: Teja Sajja & Prasanth Varma's Fantasy Drama Lands On The Big Screen; NRI's React

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HanuMan Overseas Review: Writer-director-producer Prasanth Varma's latest action adventure fantasy film titled HanuMan, featuring Teja Sajja was released amid great buzz and positive response from the fans and movie critics on January 12, worldwide. The movie's theatrical trailer amplified the expectations for this film fully loaded with mind-blowing VFX and made on a budget of Rs 50 Crore.

HanuMan Premise

HanuMan is touted to be the first of its kind Indian superhero film in which the protagonist Hanumanthu will receive superpowers through Lord Hanuma's blessings. He then wages a war to put an end to the atrocities that happen in his village called Anjanadri.

HanuMan Overseas Review

The movie stood its ground and didn't think twice to stand in competition with superstar Mahesh Babu's Guntur Kaaram. The overseas advance bookings and the regional pre-sales were pretty decent with the intrigue around the HanuMan movie growing as it neared the release date.

HanuMan finally premiered at 4 a.m. IST in the USA and many NRI's who have booked tickets to this visual spectacle couldn't help but give out their best possible reviews after watching it. The glimpses from the theatres were out on social media platforms and audiences have thoroughly enjoyed HanuMan, going by them. Check out some interesting tweets about HanuMan below.

HanuMan Cast

Teja Sajja will be seen in the protagonist's role Hanumanthu. Amritha Aiyer is his love interest Meenakshi, and Varalaxmi Sarathkumar is Hanumanthu's sister Anjamma. This first Telugu superhero film also boasts Vennela Kishore, Satya, Vinay Rai, Getup Srinu, Raj Deepak Shetty, Koushik Mahata, and Bhanu Prakash among others playing pivotal characters.

HanuMan Crew

Written and directed by Prasanth Varma, HanuMan is the production venture of K Niranjan Reddy under his banner Prime Show Entertainment. Hari Gowra and Krishna Saurabh worked on the film's background score and music. Dasaradhi Sivendra cranked the camera while Saibabu Talari worked as the editor.