Hanu Man (2024) Review
Hanu Man (2024) Storyline
This film, who hails from the village Anjanadri, lives with his sister Anjamma and has a girlfriend Meenakshi. When Meenakshi revolts against the village chief Gajapathi, the latter attacks Meenakshi, and Hanumanthu also lands in trouble. During this time, Hanumanthu finds the precious stone, Mani, gains superpowers, and uses these powers to protect his village from evil forces. Michael, a superhero-obsessed person, learns about the Mani and wants to possess it to abuse the people. Can Hanumanthu stop Michael’s intentions and protect the Mani?
Hanu Man (2024) Overview
Full Name: Hanu Man (2024)
Language: Hindi
Release Year: 2024
Quality: HDTS
Pixel: 1080p, 720p, 480p
Size: 2.6GB, 1.2GB, 600MB
Format: Mkv
Stars: Teja Sajja, Amritha Aiyer, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Vinay Rai, Vennela Kishore
Director: Prasanth Varma
HanuMan (2024) Review
Director Prasanth Varma has teamed up with Teja Sajja to create HanuMan, a Telugu-language superhero film. The Sankranti release, starring Amritha Aiyer, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, and Vinay Rai, weaves together elements of Indian mythology with a contemporary narrative. The film presents a classic confrontation between Hanumanthu, the deserving bearer of divine power, and Michael, the antagonist driven by his desperate pursuit of the same supernatural abilities. Prasanth skillfully integrates familiar elements from various sources, blending them with CGI, to enhance the protagonist's supernatural presence in the village setting. The story also delves into the rural dynamics and struggles of Anjanadri, including a love story and the challenges faced by villagers under oppressive practices.
Teja Sajja delivers a convincing performance as Hanumanthu, a mischievous thief who later becomes the savior of Anjanadri. Varalaxmi Sarathkumar delivers a powerful performance as Anjamma, the elder sister of Hanumanthu. Amritha Aiyer delivers a balanced performance as Meenakshi, a doctor and daughter of a school teacher. Vinay Rai, playing the antagonist, adds depth and authenticity to the characters. The film's visual effects (VFX) enhance the narrative without overwhelming it, while the cinematography and music by Anudeep Dev, Gowra Hari, and Krishna Saurabh add to the overall experience.
