HanuMan Movie Review 2024: A must watch movie with amazing superhero action and excitement.

HanuMan Movie Review: It is an awesome superhero movie that’s really exciting and gives you goosebumps. The last half-hour is filled with lots of cool scenes and funny moments that stand out. Even though the story is a bit familiar, Prasanth Varma does a great job of keeping us interested. The powerful dialogues and music that make Lord Hanuman feel amazing will definitely connect with the audience.

Teja Sajja, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Amritha Aiyer, and the whole cast did a fantastic job in their roles. Some parts of the movie are a bit slow, and the first half-hour could be better, but overall, HanuMan is a movie worth watching, especially during the Sankranti season.

Release Date : HanuMan, the much-anticipated superhero film directed by Prasanth Varma, made its grand debut on the big screen on January 12, 2024. The release date marked a momentous occasion for fans eagerly awaiting the cinematic experience.

The release date not only set the stage for the film’s journey into the hearts of viewers but also added a significant chapter to the cinematic landscape of 2024.

Cast: Teja Sajja, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Amritha Aiyer, Vinay Rai, Samuthirakani, Vennela Kishore, Raj Deepak Shetty, Getup Srinu, Satya.
Director: Prasanth Varma.
Producer: Niranjan Reddy.
Music Directors: Gowra Hari, Anudeep Dev, Krishna Saurabh.
Cinematographer: Shivendra.
Editor: Saibabu Talari.
IMDB Rating: 9/10 (5.8k Reviews)

Story Line: Meet Hanumanthu, a small-time thief from the village of Anjanadhri, where he lives with his caring elder sister, Anjamma. Hanumanthu has a crush on Meenakshi, a girl from the same village. Trouble brews when a guy named Gajapathi poses as the village savior but secretly controls everyone.

Things take a wild turn when Meenakshi rebels against Gajapathi, putting Hanumanthu in a tough spot as he tries to protect her. However, fate has something unexpected in store for him – he stumbles upon a special stone that gives him superpowers.

Now, with his newfound abilities, Hanumanthu faces a whole new set of challenges. As the story unfolds, a mysterious character named Micheal enters the scene, adding more twists to the plot. To find out how Hanumanthu uses his superpowers and what role Micheal plays in the story, join the adventure and watch the film!

Plus Points:

• HanuMan is really cool because it has exciting moments and funny parts. The director, Prasanth Varma, made some awesome scenes that make Lord Hanuman look amazing. The music in those scenes is also great, making them even more awesome.
• The ending part is super long and will blow your mind. The special effects (VFX) are really impressive here. In the second half of the movie, there’s more drama and feelings. Sometimes the story slows down, but then it gets exciting again. There’s a really cool fight where Teja saves Amritha, and the music in the background makes it even better.
• Once Teja Sajja gets superpowers, the movie gets even more fun. They mention other famous heroes in the story, and the funny scenes after that are really fun to watch. The action before the break in the movie is also really good, mixing fun and power.
• Teja Sajja acts really well, especially as the underdog. He shows vulnerability, which means he seems real and relatable. The last part of the movie is where he really shines. Varalaxmi Sarathkumar does a good job too. Amritha Aiyer, who plays Teja’s love interest, is good in her role. Satya and Getup Srinu add a lot of fun to the movie with their funny actions.

Minus Points:

• The movie has some problems, and the main thing that could have been better is the story. It’s kind of like things we’ve seen in other movies – a bad guy wanting superpowers to control the world is not a new idea. But the director, Prasanth Varma, makes up for this by adding parts that the audience will really like. The bad guy’s character is a bit too familiar, and the writing could have been better in that part.
• The first forty minutes of the movie are a bit boring. Even though they tried hard with the special effects, there’s still a lot of room to make it look better. There’s a scene at night in the first half that’s a bit confusing, and it could have been done better.

Technical Aspects: The music in the movie by Gowra Hari is really good, especially during the exciting climax part. There’s a nice folk song in the movie, and the other songs are okay.

The person who took the pictures (cinematography) did a good job, making everything look nice. However, the person who decided which parts to keep and which to cut (editing) could have done a better job by making some parts shorter.

The director, Prasanth Varma, has a great vision, and he did a good job with Hanu-Man. Even though the story is kind of overused, the director adds exciting moments throughout to keep people interested. The last twenty minutes of the movie are really intense, especially the scenes with Lord Hanuman.

HanuMan Hindi Trailer:

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