The team behind Hanuman Ansh has issued a strong statement clarifying who has the authority to handle the film's rights, publicity and official communication. Swambhu Media Network Pvt.

Ltd. has said that no individual can independently represent the film or make decisions on its behalf. The clarification comes amid reports and discussions surrounding the film, which is based on the life of Neem Karoli Baba, also known as Maharaj ji.

The production house has made it clear that all decisions concerning the film must follow the agreements signed between its producers. It has also warned against any unauthorised claims or dealings made in the film's name.Hanuman Ansh makers name four official producers, warn against unauthorised award claims and business deals.Who are the official producers of Hanuman Ansh?Swambhu Media Network has named Namrata G Singh, Dr.

Vishal Chaturvedi, Ragini Sona and Anupriya Nagar as the four official producers of Hanuman Ansh. According to the company, all rights related to the film, including theatrical, OTT, television, music, gaming and licensing rights in India and overseas, are governed by agreements between the producers.The statement further says that decisions involving publicity, award nominations, business partnerships and commercial rights cannot be taken independently by any one person.

Such matters require approval from the producers and must be handled through the company's official channels. The company has also clarified that any independent agreements, public statements or claims regarding awards made without the required approval will not be recognised or considered binding.The statement read, “The Company is aware that an individual is representing themselves as authorised to deal with the rights in the Film.

No individual holds that authority. All rights in the Film (theatrical, streaming, broadcast, music, gaming, licensing, etc.), in India and Internationally, are dealt with only through the process set out in the inter-se agreements executed amongst the Producers.”To avoid confusion over who can speak on behalf of the film, Namrata G Singh and Dr.

Vishal Chaturvedi have been appointed the only Executive Directors authorised to look after its public relations, marketing, awards and strategic partnerships.Hanuman Ansh cast and crew given clear instructionsThe production house has also addressed the film's cast and crew, asking them to seek approval before making public appearances or speaking about the project. This includes interviews, podcasts, YouTube shows and other promotional platforms.

Anyone wishing to participate in such engagements must first get in touch with the authorised team and receive formal confirmation.“No party acting alone has authority to deal in the Film. Any such dealing is invalid and not binding on the Company or the Producers.

Any statement, award claim or business arrangement made outside this process is not recognised by the Company. Those who engage outside it do so entirely at their own risk,” it further read.Explaining why the film's rights and association need to be protected, Executive Directors Namrata G Singh and Dr.

Vishal Chaturvedi said, “Hanuman Ansh belongs to Maharaj ji’s devotees across the world. Our duty is to protect it, and to give every partner one clear and verified door to the Film.” The company has further warned that it will take necessary action across territories against any attempt to misuse the film's name, credits or intellectual property.Hanuman Ansh reportedly earns ₹342 crore in IndiaThe statement comes after Hanuman Ansh enjoyed a remarkable run at the box office.

Made on a reported budget of ₹2 crore, the film has collected ₹342.44 crore net and ₹452.86 crore worldwide, according to figures shared by Sacnilk. The collections are from its 87-day theatrical run.

Written and directed by Vishal Chaturvedi, Hanuman Ansh is based on his book Divine Detour: That Changed My Life.Hanuman Ansh tells the story of Lakshminarayan, a young man who loses his mother and begins searching for answers about God, life and death. His search takes him across North India, where he tries to make sense of human suffering and the larger questions of existence.

This spiritual journey eventually leads to his transformation into Neem Karoli Baba, whose teachings continue to inspire devotees around the world.Monica Yadav is a senior entertainment journalist with Hindustan Times Entertainment, based in Mumbai, with nearly 11 years of experience covering Bollywood, Hollywood and Asian entertainment, including Korean, Chinese and Thai cinema, television and music. She is among the few Indian journalists in India with a dedicated focus on Korean entertainment, including K-pop and K-dramas, and has interviewed some of the industry's biggest stars while closely tracking the rise of global pop culture.

Her reporting has also taken her beyond India, where she has covered travel, culture and entertainment. Alongside her work at Hindustan Times, her bylines have appeared in several international publications.

Known for her in-depth interviews, feature stories and engaging storytelling, Monica enjoys exploring the human side of entertainment. From breaking news and long-form features to music coverage, explainers and on-camera conversations with artists, she is passionate about telling stories that connect with audiences across the world.Read MoreMaharaj Ji