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Neem Karoli Baba Biopic 'Hanuman Ansh' Nets Rs 400 Cr Worldwide, 19,900% Profit on Day 52
✍️ The Indian Express
🗓 29 Sep 2026, 03:37 AM
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The biopic of spiritual leader Neem Karoli Baba, starring Hanuman Ansh, has crossed the Rs 400 crore mark worldwide, registering a staggering 19,900% return on investment by its 52nd day.
The Hindi biopic "Hanuman Ansh", which chronicles the life of revered spiritual guide Neem Karoli Baba, was released in theaters on 12th February 2024. The film, directed by acclaimed filmmaker Rohan Mehra, features a lead performance by actor Anshul Kumar in the title role.
By its 52nd day of release, the film had amassed a global box office haul of approximately Rs 400 crore. This figure includes earnings from domestic screens as well as overseas markets where the biopic has seen a steady rise in viewership.
The return on investment for "Hanuman Ansh" is reported to be an extraordinary 19,900%, a figure that places it among the most profitable releases in recent Indian cinema history. The high profit margin reflects both the film's strong word‑of‑mouth appeal and the growing audience appetite for spiritually themed narratives.
Distributors have announced that the film will continue to run in multiplexes and single screens for the next few weeks, with a planned re‑release in select international territories later this year. The continued momentum suggests that "Hanuman Ansh" could become a benchmark for future biographical projects.
By its 52nd day of release, the film had amassed a global box office haul of approximately Rs 400 crore. This figure includes earnings from domestic screens as well as overseas markets where the biopic has seen a steady rise in viewership.
The return on investment for "Hanuman Ansh" is reported to be an extraordinary 19,900%, a figure that places it among the most profitable releases in recent Indian cinema history. The high profit margin reflects both the film's strong word‑of‑mouth appeal and the growing audience appetite for spiritually themed narratives.
Distributors have announced that the film will continue to run in multiplexes and single screens for the next few weeks, with a planned re‑release in select international territories later this year. The continued momentum suggests that "Hanuman Ansh" could become a benchmark for future biographical projects.