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Mamitha Baiju’s Telugu Debut in Jai Hanuman Sparks Industry Buzz

Mamitha Baiju joins Jai Hanuman for her Telugu debut — and the industry is watching.

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Mamitha Baiju has reportedly joined the sets of Jai Hanuman — and with it, her first Telugu film. The news, confirmed by multiple trade reports, marks a pivotal moment in her career: after back-to-back hits in Malayalam with Vishwanath & Sons and Bethlehem Kudumba Unit, she’s stepping into pan-India territory with a role in Prasanth Varma’s superhero sequel.

No official statement from the actress or production side yet, but social media is already buzzing. She’s been spotted on set, and the buzz isn’t just about the debut, it’s about the scale. Jai Hanuman is part of the PVCU, the cinematic universe that launched with HanuMan, and this one’s being produced by Mythri Movie Makers and T-Series on a massive scale.

MM Keeravaani is scoring the film, Rishab Shetty returns as Lord Hanuman, and now Mamitha’s name is in the mix. Her character remains unconfirmed, but the fact she’s already filming suggests she’s locked in for a key role. Whether it’s a mythic counterpart, a warrior, or something entirely new, the stakes are high.

This isn’t just a language switch. It’s a leap into a franchise that’s already redefined regional superhero cinema. And if the momentum from her last two films is anything to go by, she’s not just joining the party. She’s bringing her own energy.

The next move? Wait for the official confirmation. But the word’s out: Mamitha Baiju is no longer just a star of the Malayalam circuit. She’s entering the pan-India arena, and she’s doing it with a bang.

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This article was written by the CutMirchi desk from the reporting above. Facts are attributed to their original publishers.

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