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Chiranjeevi Hanuman First Look Revealed: India's First AI-Powered Mythological Epic

The first look for the upcoming film "Chiranjeevi Hanuman - The Eternal" has been unveiled. This project is being touted as India's first AI-powered theatrical film. Director Rajesh Mapuskar calls the opportunity both thrilling and daunting. The movie is scheduled for a global release on Hanuman Jayanti in 2026.

Key Points: First Look of AI Film Chiranjeevi Hanuman The Eternal Unveiled

  • First look video introduces the scale of this mythological film based on Lord Hanuman's life
  • Directed by National Award-winning filmmaker Rajesh Mapuskar
  • Being developed as India's first AI-powered theatrical film
  • Produced by Abundantia Entertainment and slated for a worldwide 2026 release
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First look of 'Chiranjeevi Hanuman - The Eternal' unveiled

First look of 'Chiranjeevi Hanuman - The Eternal' revealed. The AI-powered film, directed by Rajesh Mapuskar, is slated for a 2026 release.

"Taking on a project that so fearlessly embraces innovation is both thrilling and daunting. - Rajesh Mapuskar"

Mumbai, December 18

The first look of 'Chiranjeevi Hanuman - The Eternal' was unveiled on Thursday, giving fans an early glimpse into the upcoming mythological film based on the life of Lord Hanuman.

The first-look video, unveiled on social media, introduces the scale and tone of the project, which draws from Indian mythology and focuses on the life and legacy of Hanuman, a central figure in the Ramayana.

Chiranjeevi Hanuman - The Eternal is directed by National Award-winning filmmaker Rajesh Mapuskar.

While joining the team, Mapuskar expressed his excitement for the movie, saying that the project is both "thrilling and daunting" for him.

"Taking on a project that so fearlessly embraces innovation is both thrilling and daunting. I love exploring various genres in cinema and to tell a story using progressive technology like generative AI is very exciting for me. The story of Lord Hanuman is timeless, filled with strength, devotion, and purpose and it is a rare opportunity to steer a film that both honours India's spiritual heritage and pioneers the future of filmmaking. I am excited to join hands with Vikram and Vijay to explore storytelling in a completely new dimension and eternally thankful to be given this opportunity," said Rajesh Mapuskar as quoted in a press note.

According to a press release shared earlier by the makers, Chiranjeevi Hanuman - The Eternal is being developed as India's first AI-powered theatrical film. The project reportedly involves a team of over 50 engineers from Galleri5, the technology arm of Collective Artists Network, working alongside cultural scholars, literary experts and writers to maintain authenticity in the narrative.

The movie is produced by Vikram Malhotra's Abundantia Entertainment and Collective Media Network's Historyverse, and is slated for a worldwide theatrical release on Hanuman Jayanti in 2026.

- ANI

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Priya S
I'm a bit skeptical about the "AI-powered" part. Our epics have such deep spiritual and cultural significance. I hope the technology enhances the storytelling without compromising the soul and authenticity of Hanuman ji's tale.
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Vikram M
Rajesh Mapuskar is a fantastic director, so expectations are high. Glad to hear they have scholars on board. The blend of cutting-edge tech and our ancient wisdom could set a new benchmark for Indian cinema. All the best to the team!
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Sarah B
As someone who loves mythology from around the world, this is fascinating! India has such rich stories. Using AI to visualize them for a global audience is a brilliant idea. Looking forward to learning more.
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Rohit P
Hanuman Jayanti 2026 release? That's perfect! Hope they do justice to the character's strength, devotion, and humility. The involvement of 50+ engineers sounds massive. Hope the VFX is top-notch. 🤞
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Nikhil C
"Chiranjeevi" - The Eternal. What a powerful title for Hanuman ji. This project feels ambitious in the right way. Hope it inspires the younger generation to connect with our heritage.

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