‘Hanuman Ansh’ Producer Anupriya Nagar Recognised As Youngest Female Producer By London Book Of World Records

‘Hanuman Ansh’, inspired by the life and teachings of revered 20th-century saint Neem Karoli Baba, has achieved significant success in India and overseas.

The film’s 21-year-old producer, Anupriya Nagar, has now added an international honour to its journey after receiving a World Record Certificate from the London Book of World Records.

The organisation recognised her with the title, ‘Youngest Female Producer to Deliver a Blockbuster Commercial & Spiritual Feature Film’.

Kartik Paliwal, International President of the London Book of World Records, travelled to Kainchi Dham Ashram in Uttarakhand to present the certificate to Nagar.

The record acknowledges her creativity, vision and financial management in producing ‘Hanuman Ansh’ on a limited budget.

The certificate highlights the film’s strong return on investment and its contribution to renewed global interest in spiritual cinema.

Kainchi Dham Temple manager Pradeep Shah attended the ceremony.

Anupriya Nagar Visits Kainchi Dham

Following the recognition, Anupriya Nagar visited Kainchi Dham and paid her respects at Neem Karoli Baba’s shrine.

“This is not a personal achievement. It is the result of the immense blessings of our revered Baba Neem Karoli Maharaj and the deep faith of his devotees. When we started working on ‘Hanuman Ansh’, our only aim was to take Baba’s divine message and his spirit of selfless service to every person. The immense love that audiences and Baba’s devotees have shown towards the film has resulted in it receiving appreciation on international platforms today,” she said.

Paliwal said producing a spiritual film independently at such a young age, taking it beyond the ₹100-crore mark and attracting audiences worldwide represented an exceptional achievement.

Made with a reported budget of ₹2 crore, ‘Hanuman Ansh’ initially opened modestly but gained momentum through word-of-mouth publicity and strong support from devotees. The film eventually crossed ₹100 crore in net box-office collections.

The film has received international attention through a special screening in London and support from audiences in Florida and renowned kirtan singer Krishna Das.

In India, Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, actor and MP Manoj Tiwari, and Acharya Pramod Krishnam have, however, praised the film.

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