Nimish Ravi replaces Thirunavukkarasu in Rishab Shetty's ‘Jai Hanuman’; Cinematographer says 'A film that asks for my all'

The upcoming mythological film 'Jai Hanuman' is already creating a strong buzz among movie lovers. Directed by Prasanth Varma, the film is part of the expanding universe that began with the blockbuster 'Hanu-Man.' Actor and filmmaker Rishab Shetty will play the powerful role of Lord Hanuman in the movie. The project recently began with a traditional launch ceremony at Anjanadri Betta in Karnataka, a location believed to be Hanuman's birthplace. With a grand mythological theme and a strong cast, the film is expected to be one of the most ambitious projects in the franchise.A major update from the film’s technical team has now caught attention. Cinematographer Nimish Ravi has officially joined 'Jai Hanuman,' replacing veteran cinematographer Thirunavukkarasu. Nimish Ravi confirmed the information with a social media post where he stated his delight regarding the project. He wrote, “My next... a film that asks for my all… The end feels distant, almost blurred... but I believe in the magic it holds. #JaiHanuman.” His statement has quickly gone viral among fans, increasing anticipation for the film’s visual style and scale.The casting of Rishab Shetty as Lord Hanuman has already generated huge interest. The actor gained massive recognition after the success of Kantara, and his next role is expected to be even bigger in scale. Reports also suggest that Rana Daggubati will appear as the antagonist in the film. Meanwhile, Teja Sajja, who played the lead in 'Hanu-Man,' is likely to make a special appearance as his character Hanumanthu. The film is designed as a grand mix of mythology, action, and devotion.Nimish Ravi's creative skills are now in demand for his wonderful aesthetics used in movies such as ‘Lucky Bhaskar,' ‘Lokah: Chapter 1 - Chandra,' and ‘Kurup.' He has also worked on ‘Rorschach’ and ‘King of Kotha.' His aesthetics are bound to take ‘Jai Hanuman' to a whole new level and provide an extra layer of visual effects. Nimish Ravi's work in Dulquer Salmaan's 'Lucky Bhaskar' had received much love from the audiences.