The film 'Hanuman Ansh', dedicated to Nimu Karoli Baba, has achieved significant success, securing a historic place in just 50 days. The profit earned by the creators far exceeds the revenue from most large-budget films. Nevertheless, the team plans to continue showing the film in theaters for another 100 days.
Against the backdrop of such great success, some representatives of Bollywood have begun apologizing to the film's creators. The producer, Anpuria Nagar, clarified this request in an interview with Siddharth Khanna.
Anpuria Nagar stated that the director approached many influential figures asking them to invest in the film. However, at that time, no one provided assistance. Now, after the film became such a big success, these people are calling the director and producer to apologize.
The producer noted that even before the production of 'Hanuman Ansh' began, the team sought investors for post-production, but no one agreed to provide funds, even though huge investments were not required for this.
She added that only a few supported the project before the film's release because most people did not believe in it. They considered it a low-budget film, the director's debut work, and believed the actors were newcomers, assuming the film would quickly be forgotten.
After the premiere, the producer reported a change in atmosphere: many producers contacted them, which was a positive development for her. They congratulated her on the film's success. Some even came and apologized, admitting that the film could have been theirs and expressing regret for not being able to join the project. She called this her biggest mistake.
Anpuria emphasized that the film taught the entire industry an important lesson, demonstrating that even a small picture can reach great heights. She assured that she is ready to provide any necessary help, although she does not blame those who refused, considering it was a low-budget project at the time.
As for the film 'Hanuman Ansh' itself, it has already collected over 370 million rupees worldwide and is preparing to cross the 400 million mark.