Noida, September 29 (Daily Kiran) : A special interaction program was held at Maharishi University of Information Technology in Noida, featuring the team behind the film ‘Hanuman Ansh’. Director and writer Dr. Vishal Chaturvedi, along with lead actor Shobhinav Satya, shared their experiences in filmmaking, shooting, and the challenges of working on spiritual themes.
Students had the chance to gain a deeper understanding of the film industry. A highlight of the event was a panel discussion titled ‘The Journey Behind Hanuman Ansh’. Dr. Chaturvedi recounted his transition from the medical field to filmmaking, detailing how he developed the story and production of ‘Hanuman Ansh’. He discussed the responsibilities involved in creating a film on spiritual topics, the creative process, and the various challenges encountered during shooting.
Shobhinav Satya also shared his acting experiences, emphasizing the emotional and spiritual connections he felt while portraying characters related to Lord Hanuman. He elaborated on his preparation for the role and the insights he gained during the filming process. The panel also addressed both the technical and creative aspects of filmmaking.
The film team emphasized that delivering a good performance in front of the camera is not enough for a successful film. They highlighted the importance of preparation, discipline, teamwork, emotional intelligence, and timely decision-making.
A special Q&A session followed, where students posed questions about acting, direction, career opportunities in the film industry, and the process of creating films on spiritual subjects. The team provided practical advice based on their experiences, encouraging students to pursue careers in filmmaking.
During the event, it was revealed that ‘Hanuman Ansh’ has grossed over ₹400 crores worldwide in just 52 days. Additionally, the film’s song ‘Parvati’ has gained significant popularity, ranking among the top songs on YouTube’s global charts.
The event was attended by several dignitaries, including Chief Financial Officer Rajiv Arora, Dean of Academics Varun Srivastava, Deputy Registrar, and senior administrative officials. This program offered students valuable insights into the realities of the film industry, as well as important discussions on Indian culture, spiritual values, creativity, and career prospects in entertainment. Engaging with the ‘Hanuman Ansh’ team provided students with a unique opportunity to learn about filmmaking from the perspectives of the artists and production team.
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