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“Chiranjeevi Hanuman – The Eternal”: Announcement of an AI-Generated Mythological Animated Film, Set to Release on Hanuman Jayanti 2026
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The upcoming animated film “Chiranjeevi Hanuman – The Eternal” has been officially announced. What sets this project apart is that it will be entirely AI-generated, making it one of the first mythological films to be created without any human performers. The film is scheduled for release on Hanuman Jayanti in 2026.
Following the Success of ‘Mahavatar Narasimha’
After the resounding success of the animated film Mahavatar Narasimha, the makers have now announced this ambitious new project. Although Chiranjeevi Hanuman is an animated film, it will be fully developed using artificial intelligence, with no human involvement in animation or voice acting.
The Power of AI Technology
The film will present the divine form of Lord Hanuman through AI-generated animation, visuals, and voice, offering a new-age take on traditional mythology. It promises audiences a unique way to experience ancient stories using modern technology.
A Blend of Culture and Technology
More than just a visual experience, the film aims to portray Indian culture, devotion, and faith through a contemporary lens. The timeless virtues of Lord Hanuman — his immortality (chiranjeevatva), valor, and unwavering devotion to Lord Rama — are being reimagined for a modern audience, especially the younger generation.
The Team Behind the Project
This high-tech project is being developed by Abundantia Entertainment in collaboration with Collective Media Network’s Historyverse. A team of over 50 engineers is working hand-in-hand with cultural experts, scholars, and literary consultants to ensure historical and mythological accuracy in the storytelling.
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Controversy Over AI Usage
The film’s announcement has sparked criticism from several prominent voices in the film industry. Renowned filmmaker Anurag Basu has openly expressed his concerns about the growing use of AI in cinema.
According to Basu, this trend threatens the livelihood of creative artists and technicians, as AI continues to replace human contribution. In a detailed social media post, he strongly criticized the makers, warning that over-reliance on machines could be harmful to the future of the film industry.
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