Prashant Varma created a niche for himself in the film industry by experimenting with unique conceptual films and trying to bring the output in front of the audience even though it’s risky to have expectations for the film to become a success or disaster. However, his movies are received well by the audience praising his unique concepts and direction take over differently for a film.
On the occasion of his birthday, he answered the media talking about film and netizens’ comparison with Adipurush. Director said, Adipurush is a very challenging and risky move for him to go to that level. He never compared his film with Adipurush as he personally feels no experiments are done with Hanuman and Mother’s love as they’re sensitive issues. Hanu-Man will only be depicted as the lord everyone sees and worships.
Talking about the initial release date and delay, he added Due to VFX works it is slightly pushed back as he wants the audience to have the best experience in VFX and doesn’t regret Hanu-man not releasing first as he doesn’t compare his film with Adipurush. As what happens will anyways happen for the best, he stated. When broached about his professional life, He says he’s learning with each film as he is relatively new. he concentrates on the feedback he gets from others. He’s confident with Hanu-man better than in his previous films as he’s improved a lot and been improving.
Hanu-Man is being developed taking around 1600 VFX shots said the makers. The film casts Teja Sajja as the main lead. Teaser and Single Chord has impressed the audience already and are anticipating the outcome of the movie expecting something new with the concept in the film industry. Amritha Aiyer plays the female lead and is produced by K. Niranjan Reddy. While Prashant Varma says he has plans on concentrating on Prasanth Varma’s Cinematic Universe for the next 8-10 years. Apart from Hanu-Man, Adhira and six more films are being developed.
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