Hanuman Ansh isn't stopping at one film. Producer Namrata Singh of SacredIP Trans Media Tech told Bollywood Hungama in an exclusive conversation that the project was always meant to be a trilogy, and that the team pitched it that way to everyone from the start.

According to Singh, the first film covers Neeb Karori Baba's early years up to his time at Kainchi Dham. Part two will stay with the Kainchi period, and part three moves into what she calls the international story, tracking how his following spread beyond India.

But nothing on those next two scripts exists yet. Singh says the team knows the broad shape of where the story goes, but writing hasn't started, and won't for a while. "We need to take a break before that," she said, pointing out the crew hasn't had one in a year and a half. Her plan: at least 90 days off before writer Vishal Chaturvedi sits down again.

That urgency to pause makes sense once you hear how fast the first film came together. Singh says Chaturvedi wrote the script in under a month, and the shoot itself wrapped in just 22 days, two of those in Mumbai and the rest across Chitrakoot. She called the Chitrakoot leg tough logistically but said the crew got through it.

The cameo question looms over part two. Neeb Karori Baba's following famously includes names like Julia Roberts, Virat Kohli, and Anushka Sharma among others, and there's an obvious pull toward getting at least one of them on screen. Singh's answer was careful. She's reached out to some of them, she said, and they were already aware the film existed. Nothing firmer than that.

Her own investment in the material runs personal, not just professional. Singh says she's been a devotee of Neeb Karori Baba for 14 years and Chaturvedi for 20. That's part of why the sequencing matters to her. The Kainchi chapter, she said, is about the Indian devotees whose lives the saint touched, and they come first without question. The wider story, about how his spiritual influence reportedly reached figures like Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey, gets saved for the third film. "We'll touch on it later," she said.

For now, Hanuman Ansh's theatrical run continues alongside a Telugu version in the works with Trivikram, and a comic book and game reportedly being developed around the film's world. The trilogy itself stays theoretical until that 90-day clock runs out and Chaturvedi picks up a pen again. Whether Kohli, Roberts or anyone else from that celebrity list of devotees actually shows up on screen is still an open question, and by Singh's own account, not one anybody's answered yet.