Baba's Daughter Watches Hanuman Ansh 15 Times, Cries Each Time

Key Highlights

• Ragini Sona reveals Amma ji watched Hanuman Ansh a record-breaking 15 times.
• Amma ji possessed intimate knowledge of Ragini's family dynamics.
• Film has earned ₹329 crore worldwide, defying initial box office expectations.

Producer Ragini, Sona shared. an extraordinary encounter with Neem Karoli Baba’s daughter, Girija ji, also known as Amma ji. During their meeting, it was revealed that Amma ji had watched the film a staggering 15 times, each time being visibly moved by its narrative.

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In an interview with SCREEN, Ragini Sona recounted her experience of meeting Girija ji, who was initially elusive but eventually opened up about her life. The trio engaged in a phone conversation. During which Amma ji expressed interest in watching the film once reports indicated it was time to do so.

As of today, Amma ji has revisited the film an astonishing 15 times, with each viewing leaving her visibly emotional. Her reaction sparked Ragini Sona's astonishment, as she described Amma ji's words: Can't think of a miracle greater than this.

Ragini Sona also shared a life-changing encounter with Girija ji, who inquired about the film's inspiration. The conversation revealed that Ragini Sona had met Neem Karoli Baba at the age of six. Meanwhile, Vishal Chaturvedi discussed his research process. Amma ji even identified Ragini's father's location, which dated back to 50 years ago.

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During their meeting, Ragini Sona broke down in tears as Girija ji shared intimate details about her life. When asked how she had gained such knowledge of Ragini's family and past, Amma ji remained enigmatic, stating only that she could see everything.

The film has now surpassed ₹329 crore at the global box office, a remarkable achievement considering its slow start. Initially, the film barely earned ₹2 crore in its first two weeks. However, word-of-mouth propelled it to packed theatres and eventual commercial success.