The sleeper hit of 2026, , is all set to mark its OTT debut soon. Not just OTT, the film based on the life of will also be available on television. Reportedly, the digital and TV rights of Hanuman Ansh were recently sold at an impressive price.
Hanuman Ansh will premiere on OTT on November 27. The film will be streaming on . For the TV premiere, it will air on Sony MAX soon. However, an official date from the makers is awaited.
Hanuman Ansh is built on a small budget of reported ₹2 crore. The film, without any A-lister, clashed with big-ticket films like Yash’s Toxic and Mirzapur: The Movie. However, it maintained its strong grip at the box office. The film had a slow opening until it gained pace by the third week via word of mouth.
According to a report by Bollywood Hungama, the makers of Hanuman Ansh have signed a hefty deal of ₹63 crore to sell the post-theatrical rights of the film. The reported deal is said to include both its digital and television rights, which were acquired by Sony.
The publication quoted a source, “Sony has picked up the digital and television rights of Hanuman Ansh for a price of Rs. 63 crore. It’s a huge amount, but then Hanuman Ansh is no small film either. It attracted audiences across the country – from single screens to multiplexes, from megacities to the smallest of villages. There’s a huge section of the audience that is yet to watch the film, while many may want to watch it again. Hence, the team at Sony is confident that Hanuman Ansh will receive huge viewership on both digital and satellite. That’s why they feel justified in acquiring the rights at such a price.”
Hanuman Ansh’s lifetime gross earnings were ₹453.32 crore, as per Sacnilk. The film earned approximately 226.66 times its budget, making it one of the biggest successes of the year.
Marking the grand success of the film, the makers are reportedly planning to host a bash in Mumbai. Unlike any other success parties, this event is said to keep celebrations aligned with the spiritual theme of the release by offering pure vegetarian, satvik food. According to the same publication, no alcohol or non-vegetarian dishes would be served at the party.
