Hanuman Ansh Game: A big and shocking success like 'Hanuman Ansh' is rarely seen in Bollywood. Written and directed by Vishal Chaturvedi, this devotional biopic on Neem Karauli Baba has earned over Rs 300 crore nett within five weeks of its release on August 7 from a modest budget of around Rs 2 crore. Even in the fifth week, it is running more than 7,000 shows daily. It is impossible for such a tremendous success to go unnoticed. Therefore, the film's producer 'Swayambhu Media Network' has entered into a multi-year exclusive partnership with 'nCore Games', the studio behind 'FAU-G: Domination', across the world. Its aim is to take this franchise from cinema screens to gaming consoles, PCs and phones.
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The special features of this deal are worth noting. nCore's subsidiary company 'Dot9 Games' will develop and publish three games for mobile, PC and console platforms. The first game will release on mobile worldwide. In this, players will be able to learn, recite and feel each Chaupai of Hanuman Chalisa in their own voices with custom avatars of every state and region of India. It is designed specifically for people of all ages—be it a child learning their first Chaupai, or an elderly person for whom reading Chalisa is part of their daily routine. Plus, the entire Chalisa experience will be available for free. Large-scale action-oriented console and PC games are also being created, details of which will be revealed later.
However, this project is not just for making profits. Currently there are more than 50 crore gamers in India. Apart from this, Neem Karauli Baba, the spiritual center and main inspiration of Hanuman Ansh, has millions of devotees outside India and abroad. Not only this, about 3.5 crore NRIs live abroad. This means that there is already a huge international audience for this game around the world. Vishal Gondal, founder of nCore, said they want to “take Hanuman Chalisa to billions of people around the world.”