Plot

An imaginary place called Anjanadri where the protagonist gets the powers of Hanuman and fights for Anjanadri.

1998 as a child Michael is obsessed with superheroes and can go to any extent to be like them.In present time Hanumanta a fit for nothing guy lives with his sister Anjamma In small village feared by Gajapati and his men.Hanumanth is in love with Meenakshi since childhood but she loves someone who helped her since childhood whose one other then Hanumanth.When Meenakshi rebels against Gajapati he wants to kill her but Hanumanth saves her from Dacoits and gets badly injured landing deep into sea.In the deep sea Hanumanta finds Rudra Mani which heals him and gives extra ordinary powers.He then ends Gajapati's fear in village by defeating him in wrestling match.Around the same time Michael reaches the village with pretext of developing it.But his real intention is to find the reason behind Hanumanta's super powers.—alex.mjacko@gmail.com

Prashanth Varma has done an incredible job with this amazing superhero movie, setting a benchmark for future generations to admire our epic heroes. From the very beginning, the movie captures your attention with an interesting premise and the need for a hero. It has everything you could ask for - fun, thrills, emotions, and love. The dialogues and screenplay are fantastic. It's rare to find movies in this generation where the songs align with the plot and tell a story, but Prashanth Varma has used all his skills to effectively tell one story, even using title cards. The songs are beautiful, and the powerful background music deserves a special mention. Senior actor Tejasajja has done a great job and is perfect for the role. We have seen him since our childhood and cheered for him in many scenes. The combination of Getup Srinu garu and Prashanth Varma is a lot of fun, and they both excel as always. Varalakshmi, Rai, Samuthirakani, and everyone else in the cast have done a fantastic job. It feels like watching the movie again for another show, it's that beautiful. The length and some fun elements here and there may make it a little dragging, but for such stunning visuals, the movie is worth your ticket. The climax scenes are a treat to watch, especially the greatness of the Hanuman scene, which gives you goosebumps. Prashanth Varma has set the tone for his universe with a wonderful and interesting climax, which is a little taste of the real Hanuman coming in 2025. Go watch it with your children and show them the real heroes. It will be even more interesting if you have a glimpse of the Ramayana. Worth Varma worthuuuu!!