Mumbai The spiritual film 'Hanuman Ansh', which broke all the records of earning at the box office, has become a topic of discussion everywhere these days. Made with a very modest budget of just ₹2 crore, this film has surprised the Indian cinema world by making a historic collection of more than ₹150 crore at the box office. Meanwhile, a big revelation has been made regarding the fees of actor 'Shobhinav Satya' who plays the main character of 'Neem Karauli Baba' in this film.
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Highest fee in the entire star cast, yet the amount is very low
According to recent reports, lead actor Shobhinav Satya of this mega-hit film, which earned more than ₹150 crore, has received a fee of only ₹15 lakh for his powerful acting. Although this amount appears very small in comparison to the huge success of the film, the most interesting thing is that Shobhinav Satya is the highest paid actor in the entire star cast. Another lead actor of the film is Chandan K. Anand received approximately ₹8 lakh for his role. Let us tell you that only ₹ 38.5 lakh was spent including the total fees of the entire star cast and crew.
Selection was done directly without any audition
The film's director Dr. 'Vishal Chaturvedi' has told a very surprising thing about the casting. He told that Shobhinav Satya did not have to give any traditional audition for this role. According to the director, when he saw Shobhinav for the first time, the same simplicity, calmness and divinity was visible on his face which was very important for the character of 'Neem Karauli Baba'. The makers believe that the making of this film and the selection of characters was not done as per any normal process, but as a spiritual coincidence and blessings of Baba himself.
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Earned 7,700% profit compared to budget
Made with very limited resources and without any big superstar, 'Hanuman Ansh' has made a profit of more than 7,700 percent against its budget, which is a very rare record in the history of Indian cinema. This unprecedented success of the film has proved that if the content is strong and the connection with the faith of the audience is deep, then history can be created even without a huge budget.