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I discovered Hanuman Ansh almost by accident. And what an extraordinary discovery it has been. A small film built around the life and spiritual legacy of Neem Karoli Baba - Maharaj-ji - whose influence eventually travelled from the Himalayas to Silicon Valley. Steve Jobs came to India seeking spiritual... show more
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Power of good content hanuman ansh in 5th sat is trashing a 100 cr capital movie on 2nd day.. No Competition..it's rolling over everything.. sitaram @ndtv @toi #power #track
Haven't watched the movie yet, will do that.. But came across few documentary videos on Neem Karoli Baba on YouTube, truly inspiring 🥰 Shall definitely visit the ashram too 🙏🏻
Baba knows how to connect with his people and this way he is reaching out to the mass.
Honestly just realised seeing your tweet this film is based on Neem Karoli Baba ji - wow - have to see it.. always been inquisitive on this. 🙏🙏👍
AUM HUNG HANUMANTEY NAMAH 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
Thank you Sir for watching it appreciating it and motivating others too.
It is heartening that there is indeed an inward turn taking place. Many are searching for answers, if only to make sense of the madness & adharma around us. This movement (asduming it's the start of something bigger) is exactly how it should be.
Dear Sir A small correction I visited Kainchi Dham And their written is "Neeb Karori Baba" I don't understand from where Neem Karoli Baba came
सीता राम 🙏
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Bollywood gang, liberals, activists, opposition parties, sold out anchors Rajdeep Sardesai, Preeti Chaudhry, Raveesh etc are in coma … where are Amitabh Bachchan, Khans, Karan Johar… the list is long
Bakwas Sindhi
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Sitaram
Very well said mahesh ji. People like you should come out ans speak about spirituality to make our Hindu Dharma a guide for the world to live.
You missed out on Hollywood; Julia Roberts....
well said!!
Pure bliss
Watched by mere chance. Full connect. 150 minutes passed in a second!
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