The recent Sankranthi release, “Hanu Maan,” directed by Prashanth Varma and featuring Teja Sajja in the lead role, has been added to the list of devotional films in Tollywood. This modern take on the tale of Hanuman resonated with audiences and emerged as a commercial success.
However, it also reignited discussions about Nitin’s acclaimed film “Sri Anjaneyam,” directed by Krishna Vamshi, which has carved its niche among devotees and film enthusiasts. Nitin’s portrayal of Hanuman in this classic film continues to hold a special place in the hearts of viewers.
Recently, Nitin shared a memorable post on social media, featuring himself and Teja Sajja, captioned with the intriguing phrase “Hanu Maan Toh Sri Anjaneyam.” This post quickly went viral, sparking conversations among fans about the connection between these two cinematic interpretations of Hanuman’s story.
As audiences reflect on the significance of these films and the enduring appeal of Hanuman’s mythology, the legacy of “Hanu Maan” and “Sri Anjaneyam” continues to thrive, leaving an indelible mark on Tollywood’s devotional landscape.