Veer Hanuman
The journey of Maruti to Lord Hanuman.
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Veer Hanuman, also called Veer Hanuman – Bolo Bajrang Bali Ki Jai, is a Hindi mythological TV series that aired on Sony SAB from 11 March to 8 September 2025. Produced by Siddharth Kumar Tewary of Swastik Productions, it follows Lord Hanuman’s path from his childhood as Maruti to becoming a figure of deep devotion and immense power.
Premise
In the mythical kingdom of Kishkindha, young Maruti slowly learns his true divine nature. With guidance from his parents and spiritual teachers, he meets gods and figures from Hindu mythology. The story highlights Hanuman’s inner growth, stressing his devotion, humility, and courage—the qualities that make him Lord Rama’s perfect follower.
Production
Veer Hanuman is produced by Swastik Productions, known for their previous mythological dramas such as Mahabharat and RadhaKrishn. The show is filmed primarily in Mumbai, using expansive sets that replicate the architectural styles of ancient India. The design team drew inspiration from the cave art of Ajanta and Ellora to reflect historical accuracy in costumes and settings.
The series incorporates advanced VFX and CGI technology to depict divine miracles and supernatural battles. The show was promoted using 3D holographic sky projection technology in Ujjain during Mahashivratri as part of a promotional campaign by Sony SAB. This projection used scrim technology to create a 360-degree visual experience of Lord Hanuman.
Did You Know?
- Arav Chowdharry plays Kesari, Hanuman’s father, and Sayli Salunkhe plays Anjana, Hanuman’s mother.
- Mahir Pandhi plays a dual role as Bali and Sugreev.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which network aired Veer Hanuman?
Veer Hanuman aired on Sony SAB and SonyLIV.
How many episodes of Veer Hanuman are there?
Veer Hanuman has 156 episodes.
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Sources
Compiled from Wikipedia and the sources listed below. Text from Wikipedia is available under CC BY-SA 4.0; this entry is adapted from it.
- Wikipedia: Veer Hanuman (CC BY-SA 4.0).
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