Ragini Sona Shuts Down ₹100 Crore OTT Deal Rumours for Hanuman Ansh

Producers of the recently released film Hanuman Ansh have clarified that the movie does not have a ₹100 crore OTT deal. Despite reports circulating in the media. According to Ragini Sona, one of the producers of the film, "It's nothing like that.

It's all rumours. Please don't pay attention to it."

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The film, which is based on Vishal Chaturvedi’s book Divine Detour: That Changed My Life about Neem Karoli Baba, has been a massive success at the box office, collecting ₹192.13 crore net in India and ₹236.50 crore gross worldwide.

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Hanuman Ansh was released in theatres on August 7. After facing tough competition from films such as Batwara 1947 and Awarapan 2, which also saw a reduction in their screen count.

However, with the film getting a fresh release abroad and Neem Karoli Baba boasting of devotees such as Anushka Sharma, Virat Kohli, Julia Roberts, and more, it remains to be seen when it will be released on OTT.

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The film's success has been attributed to word of mouth. With the audience playing a significant role in spreading the word about the movie. According to Ragini Sona, "Darshak hi prachar kar rahe hain.

Aisa kabhi maine suna nahi hai aur na dekha hai. Yeh Neem Karoli Baba ka hi chamatkar hai."

Ragini Sona also clarified that the team has not finalised an OTT deal yet and that a collective decision on it is yet to be made. "Numbers will come and go, and I want to make it clear on my team's behalf that we don't have any such offer, and we don't want any such offers either."

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"Whatever we decide, we will discuss it within the team and take a call. You'll get to know this soon. Watch the film in theatres because even we don't know when the film will come on OTT," said Ragini.

The film was made on a reported budget of around ₹2 crore and has collected ₹192.13 crore net in India. With a worldwide release on September 11 from Homale Films.

"It received a worldwide release on September 11 from Homale Films and has since made ₹236.50 crore gross worldwide," according to the film's financial performance data.