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Shobhinaw Satyaa's Hanuman Ansh Telugu Release Collects Only ₹2 Crore in 3 Days

Shobhinaw Satyaa's Hanuman Ansh, a Hindi box office hit, struggled in Telugu states, collecting only ₹2 crore in three days due to poor promotions and limited awareness.

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Dumtika Editorial

October 12, 2026 · 1 min read

Shobhinaw Satyaa's Hanuman Ansh Telugu Release Collects Only ₹2 Crore in 3 Days

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Key Highlights

  • Hanuman Ansh collected only ₹2 crore in Telugu states in three days.
  • The Hindi version grossed over ₹430 crore worldwide.
  • Poor promotions and limited awareness affected Telugu box office performance.
  • New releases further reduced the film's chances of recovery.

Shobhinaw Satyaa's film Hanuman Ansh, which achieved blockbuster status in Hindi with over ₹430 crore worldwide, saw a disappointing response in the Telugu states following its release last Friday. The movie, directed and written by Vishal Chaturvedi, is based on the life of spiritual guru Neem Karoli Baba and was expected to replicate its Bollywood success in the Telugu market.

Despite the film's strong emotional narrative, the Telugu version struggled to connect with audiences. Industry reports indicate that Hanuman Ansh managed to collect only around ₹2 crore share in its first three days, a figure considered very low for a film with such a successful track record elsewhere. The lack of effective promotion and limited awareness about Neem Karoli Baba among Telugu audiences were cited as key reasons for the underwhelming performance.

The film's release timing also played a role, as it faced stiff competition from new movies entering theaters this week, further diminishing its chances of a turnaround at the box office. While the Hindi version resonated with viewers and generated significant buzz, the Telugu adaptation failed to create similar excitement or social media traction.

With new releases dominating attention, Hanuman Ansh is unlikely to recover in the Telugu market, marking a rare instance where a pan-India hit could not translate its success across all regions.