Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav watched the film ‘Hanuman Ansh’ at Drishti Plaza in Kolar, Bhopal, on Thursday. The film, based on the life and spiritual teachings associated with Neem Karoli Baba, has drawn attention for its religious and spiritual theme.

Following the screening, the Chief Minister said the Madhya Pradesh government was considering making the film tax-free in the State. The proposal is expected to be examined by the government before a final decision is taken.

The film also has a connection with Madhya Pradesh through its artists and music, including a devotional song sung by MP-based singer Sunil Lodhi.

CM Mohan Yadav Attends Screening

Dr Mohan Yadav attended the screening in Bhopal and viewed the film along with others.

The Chief Minister's participation has brought additional attention to the movie, particularly because of its spiritual subject and its connection with Madhya Pradesh.

After watching the film, Yadav spoke about the possibility of providing tax relief to encourage audiences to watch the production.

Government Considering Tax-Free Status

The Chief Minister said the government was considering whether ‘Hanuman Ansh’ could be given tax-free status in Madhya Pradesh.

Tax-free status for films is generally intended to reduce the tax burden on cinema tickets and make selected productions more accessible to audiences.

Any such decision, however, would depend on the State government's formal consideration and approval.

Film Based on Neem Karoli Baba

‘Hanuman Ansh’ revolves around the life and spiritual episodes associated with Neem Karoli Baba, who is widely known for his teachings and devotional influence.

The film attempts to bring aspects of his life and spirituality to the screen, combining biographical elements with religious themes.

Its subject is expected to appeal particularly to audiences interested in Indian spiritual traditions and devotional cinema.

Madhya Pradesh Connection

The production also has a connection with Madhya Pradesh through the participation of local talent.

The film features contributions from artists associated with the State, highlighting the role of MP-based creative professionals in the project.

The involvement of regional artists has added a local dimension to the film's release and promotion in Madhya Pradesh.

Singer Sunil Lodhi Voices Bhajan

A devotional song featured in the film has been sung by Madhya Pradesh singer Sunil Lodhi.

The bhajan adds a devotional component to the film and further strengthens its spiritual presentation.

The participation of a local singer has also provided recognition to Madhya Pradesh's musical talent as the film reaches audiences.

Spiritual Cinema Draws Attention

Films based on spiritual personalities and religious traditions have continued to attract audiences across India.

‘Hanuman Ansh’ takes a similar approach by focusing on Neem Karoli Baba's life and spiritual legacy. The film's subject, combined with its devotional music, forms a central part of its appeal.

The screening attended by the Chief Minister has now placed the production further in the spotlight in Madhya Pradesh.

Decision on Tax Relief Awaited

The Madhya Pradesh government's proposed consideration of tax-free status could provide the film with additional support in the State.

A formal decision is still awaited. For now, the Chief Minister's comments indicate that the government is examining the possibility.

With the film's spiritual narrative, participation of Madhya Pradesh talent and support from the State's political leadership, ‘Hanuman Ansh’ is expected to remain a subject of interest among moviegoers in the region.