From Kantara to Jai Hanuman: Why Rishab Shetty is the Perfect Choice!
In a massive development for the Prasanth Varma Cinematic
Universe (PVCU), industry reports have confirmed the production timeline
for the highly anticipated sequel, Jai Hanuman. Starring National Award
winner Rishab Shetty, the film is set to officially launch with a grand
ceremony on February 22, 2026, with principal photography beginning in April
2026.
As the direct sequel to the 2024 global blockbuster Hanu-Man,
this film is positioned to be one of the biggest Indian cinematic events of the
year.
Key Highlights of the Jai Hanuman Report
- Official
Launch Date: February 22, 2026.
- Production
Start: April 2026.
- Lead
Actor: Rishab Shetty as Lord Hanuman.
- Director:
Prasanth Varma.
- Cinematic
Universe: Part of the Prasanth Varma Cinematic Universe (PVCU).
Rishab Shetty as the New Face of Lord Hanuman
The casting of Rishab Shetty has sent shockwaves of
excitement through the industry. After the global success of Kantara,
Shetty has become synonymous with portraying divine and rooted Indian
characters.
The first-look posters for Jai Hanuman have already
gone viral, showcasing Shetty’s intense physical transformation. His ability to
blend raw power with spiritual vulnerability makes him the perfect choice to
play the titular deity in this modern reimagining of the legend.
The Launch Ceremony: February 22, 2026
According to reports, the "Muhurat" ceremony on
February 22 will be a star-studded affair in Hyderabad. This date is
strategically chosen to build momentum before the summer production cycle. Fans
are expecting a special video or a "glimpse" to be released during
the launch, potentially revealing more about the plot and the connection to
Teja Sajja’s character from the first film.
April 2026: A High-Octane Shooting Schedule
Directing Jai Hanuman is a massive undertaking for Prasanth
Varma. The April schedule is rumored to involve:
- State-of-the-Art
VFX: Following the high standards set by Hanu-Man, the sequel
will utilize advanced CGI to bring the epic scale of the Ramayana to life.
- International
Action Teams: Rumors suggest that action choreographers from Hollywood
and South Korea are being brought in to design Rishab Shetty’s combat
sequences.
- Massive
Sets: Large-scale sets representing ancient kingdoms and mythological
landscapes are currently under construction.
Why This Film is Trending in 2026
- The
Kantara Factor: Rishab Shetty’s brand value is at an all-time high.
- Mythological
Wave: Indian audiences are currently gravitating toward
"Dharmic" and mythological storytelling.
- The
Sequel Hype: Hanu-Man was a "David vs. Goliath"
success story; Jai Hanuman now has the budget and scale to compete
with global superhero franchises.
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