The song 'Maine Tere Hi Bharose Hanuman' from the film 'Hanuman Ansh' attracted global attention after being performed by an American singer. The film 'Hanuman Ansh' itself, created with a budget of about 20 million rupees, earned over 400 million rupees internationally, and its songs and plot gained popularity among people.
A recent religious hymn from this movie drew the attention of audiences outside India. American musician Alex Soderberg recorded his version of this hymn, performing it accompanied by an ektaara, and his video went viral on social media. His style of performance received approval from Indian users as well.
Alex Soderberg stated in his video that he would like to watch the film 'Hanuman Ansh,' but it is currently unavailable where he resides. Nevertheless, he really liked the film's soundtrack, especially the sound of the ektaara. He noted that he also has a small ektaara, so he tried singing the song on it. At the end of his post, he added 'Jai Shri Ram.'
This post showed that the musical component of the film reached the listener even without watching the movie itself. It was the unique style of the hymn's performance that sparked public interest on social networks.
According to Alex Soderberg's Instagram profile, he is a geologist and a teacher of Vedic meditation, and he is also interested in music. His profile demonstrates an enthusiasm for Indian music and musical instruments, which led to his video performing 'Maine Tere Hi Bharose Hanuman' on the ektaara gaining significant attention.
Alex's video quickly went viral on social media, accumulating around 1.6 million views. Users highly praised his vocal performance and his playing style on the ektaara. Despite having a foreign accent in his voice, the reaction from Indian users to his rendition of the hymn was very positive, and many acknowledged his effort.
In the comments under the video, some Indian users invited Alex to visit India, expressing a desire to welcome him during his visit. Other users also complimented his performance and his interest in Indian music. Ultimately, the song from 'Hanuman Ansh' became a topic of discussion on social media because its music reached Alex, and he presented it in his own performance on the ektaara, attracting the attention of the Indian audience.



