The Indian superhero film "Hanuman" has achieved yet another milestone, crossing the $5 million mark in gross revenue in North America. This remarkable feat solidifies the film's status as a major box office success. Starring Teja Sajja and directed by Prashanth Varma, "Hanuman" has become a lucrative venture for all parties involved. According to the latest figures, the film's final reported gross in North America stands at an impressive $5,312,935. This translates to approximately 44 Crores.

Undoubtedly, North America has emerged as the most lucrative territory for "Hanuman." While the film performed exceptionally well in other regions, its performance in the US has surpassed that of many big-budget films, with the exception of major event films such as "Salaar" and S. S. Rajamouli's projects.Notably, "Hanuman" surpassed the $4 million mark in America a few days ago, and its continued success has now led it to cross the $5 million threshold on its third Saturday.

The recent success of "Salaar" and now "Hanuman" has highlighted the immense potential of the US market for Indian films, provided they receive positive word-of-mouth. The US market has experienced significant growth, creating opportunities for directors to showcase their strong content. Films with compelling narratives can now realistically target gross revenues of $5 million to $6 million, while medium-budget films can aim for $3 million to $4 million.

The success of "Hanuman" will undoubtedly benefit director Prashanth Varma and his upcoming PVCU films. Industry experts predict that the sequel to "Hanuman," titled "Jai Hanuman," could potentially join the elite $10 million club if it receives favorable word-of-mouth."Hanuman" stars Teja Sajja in the titular role, alongside Varalakshmi Sarathkumar, Amritha Aiyer, and Vinay Rai. The film's connection to Lord Hanuman has resonated deeply with audiences, leaving them eagerly anticipating the sequel, "Jai Hanuman." Prashanth Varma's creativity is winning the appreciation of everyone.