vivan.

I walked out of "Hanuman Ansh" and did not speak for almost an hour. To be very honest, this film has no plot. No gimmick to make the feel clever. This film is for every hindu, every sanatani who feels there's no god to help them find their path or ease their pain. Neeb Karori Baba’s (or famously known as Neem Karoli Baba) lifetime "miracles" are displayed with grace. It is for every devotee who already knew the power of his sheer shri ram bhakti. There are just so many goosebumps moments in this film, at every intersection of the story, I bet you will leave the theatre with tears, because shree ram bhakti will be ingrained in you when you leave the cinema hall. Story is way too simple, but the message and the background score is infectious. If you don't watch it for the story, watch it for the music. Phenomenal. What stayed was not the craft. It was the aftertaste. Neem Karoli Baba’s story has a pull that does not need documentary accuracy or fictional decoration. It just lands. You leave quieter than you entered. (And don’t forget the post credits) Jai Shri Ram. Jai Bajrangbali.