Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) has acquired the television and digital rights to ‘Hanuman Ansh’, bringing the spiritual drama to audiences across its linear and streaming platforms.
The film will begin streaming on Sony LIV on November 27, 2026, followed by its television premiere on Sony MAX. The television premiere date is yet to be announced.
Inspired by the life and spiritual journey of Neem Karoli Baba, ‘Hanuman Ansh’ follows Lakshminarayan, a young boy who sets out on a journey in search of God. The film explores themes of faith, spirituality and the pursuit of a deeper understanding of life.
Commenting on the acquisition, Ajay Bhalwankar, Chief Content Officer, Sony Pictures Networks India, said, “At Sony Pictures Networks India we believe in bringing powerful stories that resonate with audiences, into millions of homes. ‘Hanuman Ansh’ is a remarkable example of how compelling storytelling can transcend expectations and win hearts. What makes its journey particularly special is the way it has connected with audiences becoming a cherished film for families across the world.”
Bhalwankar further added, “We are delighted to bring this much-loved film to audiences across our digital and linear platforms giving them an opportunity to experience its inspiring story.”
With the acquisition, SPNI aims to bring the film’s spiritual narrative to a wider audience, offering viewers an opportunity to experience its story across digital and television platforms.
‘Hanuman Ansh’ will stream on Sony LIV from November 27, 2026, ahead of its television premiere on Sony MAX.
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