Lord Hanuman proceeds on a divine journey to meet his beloved idol, Lord Ram, in Sony SAB’s ‘Veer Hanuman’
Sony SAB’s Veer Hanuman continues to inspire audiences with its heartfelt portrayal of devotion and divine destiny. Featuring Aan Tiwari as the young Lord Hanuman, Sayli Salunkhe as Anjani, Arav Chowdharry as Kesari, Tarun Khanna as Lord Shiva, and Mahir Pandhi in a dual role as Bali and Sugreev, the show now reaches a powerful and divine milestone. In the recent episodes, the audience witnessed Lord Hanuman reach Ayodhya, but the Gods are creating obstacles for him to meet Lord Ram (Tanmay Nani).
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Jun 10, 2025 11:00
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Mumbai: Sony SAB’s Veer Hanuman continues to inspire audiences with its heartfelt portrayal of devotion and divine destiny. Featuring Aan Tiwari as the young Lord Hanuman, Sayli Salunkhe as Anjani, Arav Chowdharry as Kesari, Tarun Khanna as Lord Shiva, and Mahir Pandhi in a dual role as Bali and Sugreev, the show now reaches a powerful and divine milestone. In the recent episodes, the audience witnessed Lord Hanuman reach Ayodhya, but the Gods are creating obstacles for him to meet Lord Ram (Tanmay Nani).
Lord Hanuman, driven by unwavering faith, overcomes numerous painful hurdles to meet Lord Ram. He wanders alone and hungry through dense forests, faces formidable challenges, yet continues his journey with steadfast devotion. Intent on making a garland for Lord Ram, Lord Hanuman encounters new obstacles. Along the way, he meets a mysterious yet kind-hearted man who helps him discover the deeper meaning of devotion. Unbeknownst to Lord Hanuman, this man is none other than Lord Shiva (Tarun Khanna) in disguise, appearing in the form of Bhola. Through this encounter, Lord Hanuman realizes that true bhakti lies in surrendering completely—letting go of ego, fear, and doubt—and embracing Lord Ram’s love with a pure heart.
Tarun Khanna, who plays the role of Lord Shiva, shares, “Every time I wear the rudraksha and step into the character of Mahadev, there’s a sense of responsibility and reverence that surrounds me. It’s not just about dialogues and actions; it’s about embodying the calm, compassion, and cosmic strength that Shiva stands for. In the upcoming track, I appear as Bhola, a humble and mysterious man who helps Lord Hanuman understand the essence of bhakti. This storyline carries a universal message — that true devotion isn’t about grand gestures but about surrendering your ego and trusting in divine love. As a father myself, these stories resonate even deeper. I often find myself reflecting on how I guide my son — not with force, but with compassion and wisdom, just as Shiva does for his devotees.”
