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How a Blind Singer's Bhajan Became the Soul of 'Hanuman Ansh's Slow-Burn Success
Sunil Lodhi on Hanuman Ansh: Sunil Lodhi thanked the makers for including his bhajan 'Maine Tere Hi Bharose' in the film 'Hanuman Ansh'. Find out what he had to say.
Nearly a month after its theatrical release, 'Hanuman Ansh' is emerging as an unexpected success story in Indian cinema-driven not by star power or big-budget marketing, but by the emotional resonance of its music. At the heart of this quiet triumph is a devotional song performed by blind singer Sunil Lodhi, whose rendition of "Maine Tere Hi Bharose" has struck a deep chord with audiences.
Sunil Lodhi's Gratitude Takes Center Stage
Speaking to ANI, Lodhi expressed heartfelt appreciation for being given the opportunity to contribute to the film. "I received a lot of love. Our director played a huge role in making me viral. It was truly Lord Hanuman's grace that the entire film turned out so well. Thank you to all the cast and crew, as well as my audience," he said.
His comments reflect not just personal gratitude, but also highlight an important, often underreported narrative in Bollywood-the role of independent and differently-abled artists in shaping a film's emotional identity, even when they operate outside the traditional spotlight of mainstream music production.
