Hanuman Ansh: Naitrana Foundation Hosts Special Screening Across Seven PVR Promenade Screens

A special screening of the spiritual film ‘Hanuman Ansh’ was organised by the Naitrana Foundation at PVR Promenade in Delhi, with all seven screens booked for the event.

The screening was led by Naitrana Foundation founder Isha Saini and brought together devotees, spiritual seekers, distinguished guests, youngsters and children.

The Naitrana Foundation expanded the event beyond a film screening by inviting children associated with the ‘Beti Bachao Beti Padhao’ organisation, along with students and batuks from a Gurukul.

A large number of Gen-Z college students attended the screening.

The event, however, concluded with a devotional rendition of the Hanuman Chalisa by the SRS Mandal. Participants raised the patriotic call of ‘Vande Mataram’.

Bharat Express News Network CMD Upendrra Rai attended the special screening of ‘Hanuman Ansh’ with his family on August 25.

CMD Upendrra Rai lit a lamp before a photograph of Neem Karoli Baba and offered flowers as a mark of respect. He praised the film following the screening.

Film Draws From Neem Karoli Baba’s Life

‘Hanuman Ansh’ draws inspiration from the early life and spiritual journey of Neem Karoli Baba.

The film explores themes of devotion, selfless service, dedication and inner transformation. It places Neem Karoli Baba’s universal message, ‘Love all, serve all’, at the centre of its narrative.

Vishal Chaturvedi has handled the film’s story and direction, while Ragini S, Namrata Singh and 21-year-old producer Anupriya A Nagar are associated with its production.

For 21-year-old producer Anupriya A Nagar, ‘Hanuman Ansh’ represents more than a filmmaking project and forms part of her personal spiritual journey. She, however, aims to connect young people in India and abroad with the teachings of Neem Karoli Baba.

Nagar thanked Isha Saini and the Naitrana Foundation for organising the screening. She said Saini had taken responsibility for the initiative with dedication and warmth.

The Naitrana Foundation works to bring stories associated with India’s sacred sites, Sanatan traditions and spiritual values to younger audiences.

The ‘Hanuman Ansh’ screening formed part of that effort, using cinema to introduce young audiences to themes of love, service and devotion.