Director Prasanth Varma has successfully completed the shoot of 'Hanu-Man'. The pan-India film, set in the fictional town of Anjanadri, took 130 working days to be wrapped up. Due to some delay in completing the shoot, the film's release date has been moved from May 12. The release date is now undecided.
The Teja Sajja-starrer was shot in multiple locations across the country although the story is mostly set in a make-believe world. It is believed that historical places and serene locations have been explored.
Produced by K Niranjan Reddy, the film stars Varalaxmi Sarathkumar in a key role and Amritha Aiyer as the heroine. Vinay Rai is playing the main antagonist.
To be released in all major South Indian languages, Marathi, English, Spanish, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese, 'Hanu-Man' is likely to be released in theatres in July.
The film's recently-released Hanuman Chalisa rendition video has clocked more than one crore views across languages.
