Director Prasanth Varma recently addressed the delay in the OTT release of his hit superhero movie, providing fans with an explanation for the unexpected wait. Now, audiences can finally enjoy the film starring Tej Sajja in the titular role from the comfort of their homes.

Earlier this week, OTT platform ZEE5 announced the arrival of "HanuMan" with a post stating, "The long wait comes to an end! HanuMan coming soon on ZEE5 in Telugu with English subtitles! Stay tuned for further updates." The Telugu version of the film is now available to rent on ZEE5, while it is also streaming on JioCinema. However, on JioCinema, it's currently only available in Hindi with English subtitles, omitting the Telugu, Kannada, or any other South Indian language options. Additionally, the Hindi version premiered on Colors Cineplex at 8 pm on Saturday.

Prasanth Varma, acknowledging the anticipation among fans, assured them of the team's efforts to expedite the OTT release. He wrote on his social media, "HanuMan OTT streaming delay was not intentional! We have been working tirelessly round the clock to sort things and bring the film to you asap! Our intention is always to give you nothing but the best! Please try to understand and continue supporting us! Thank you."

Set in the fictional village of Anjanadri, "HanuMan" marks the inception of the Prasanth Varma Cinematic Universe (PVCU). The film, which stars Tej Sajja alongside Amrita Iyer, Varalakshmi Sarathkumar, Raj Deepak Shetty, and Vinay Rai, amassed over ₹100 crore at the worldwide box office after its release on January 12. Teja Sajja expressed his excitement about the film, highlighting its unique blend of superhero action, comedy, and Indian history. He said, "The very idea of doing a superhero film is very exciting for me, has been exciting throughout the process. In this film, a young boy gets superpowers by the grace of Lord Hanuman and then how he fights for his people and his religion. This film has superhero action sequences for the entertainment of children and a lot of comedy. At the same time, its our history, is also connected with the superhero element. We've tried to blend in our Indian 'itihaas' (history) with the superhero concept so it's a very entertaining film."