Rating – 6

Music Genre – Devotional • Folk • Spiritual

Music Director – Sadhu Tiwari, Rishi Pathak, Dhirendra Mulkalwar, Shreyas Dharmadhikari, Suneel Lodhi, Vishal Chaturvedi

Lyrics – Sadhu Tiwari, Rishi Pathak, Dhirendra Mulkalwar, Shreyas Dharmadhikari, Shantanu Sudame, Vishal Chaturvedi, Guru Goraksh Nath, Traditional, Shri Samarth Ramdas Swami

Film Director – Vishal Chaturvedi

Film Release – 7 August 2026

The Hanuman Ansh soundtrack brings together a collaborative team led by director and musician Vishal Chaturvedi, with Sadhu Tiwari, Rishi Pathak, Dhirendra Mulkalwar, Shreyas Dharmadhikari and Suneel Lodhi contributing as composers and performers. Chaturvedi also contributes as the singer-composer of “Hriday Mein Jinke Sitaram,” while the film stars Shobhinaw Satyaa as Neem Karoli Baba. The project’s music team emphasizes rooted devotional compositions, with Tiwari contributing five tracks and several musicians taking ownership of both composition and performance.

The compositions are deliberately restrained and devotional, drawing on bhajan traditions, folk textures and regional musical influences rather than elaborate contemporary production. Sadhu Tiwari’s “Parvati,” “Aavagaman,” “Bajrang Baanka” and “Hey Kharari” use simple, repetitive structures that allow the devotional themes to remain at the forefront. “Siyavar Ramchandra Ki Jai” adds a more communal, rhythmic quality, while “Vaishnav Jan To” uses the traditional devotional text. The lyrics range from original writing by Tiwari, Rishi Pathak and Vishal Chaturvedi to traditional material and devotional poetry, giving the soundtrack a strong spiritual focus.

The vocal performances are sincere and appropriately devotional throughout. Sadhu Tiwari supplies much of the album’s personality with his earthy, expressive delivery across several tracks, particularly “Parvati” and “Aavagaman.” Rishi Pathak and Nivedita Padmanabhan create a gentle devotional exchange on “Raam Bhajan Ki Or,” while Shreyas Dharmadhikari gives “Jai Hanuman” a more prayerful intensity. Suneel Lodhi’s “Maine Tere Hi Bharose” has an intimate quality, while Shantanu Sudame and Dhirendra Mulkalwar give “Siyavar Ramchandra Ki Jai” a communal, celebratory feel. The performances favor emotional sincerity over vocal showmanship.

Overall, Hanuman Ansh is a focused devotional soundtrack whose greatest strength is its authenticity and consistency of purpose. The rooted compositions, regional touches and committed vocal performances create a coherent spiritual atmosphere, although the predominantly traditional approach can make the album feel somewhat repetitive across eleven tracks. “Parvati,” “Hey Kharari,” “Bajrang Baanka” and “Siyavar Ramchandra Ki Jai” provide the strongest variation in mood and energy. Rating: 6/10.

#	Song	Singer(s)	Music Director	Lyricist	Rating
1	Hey Kharari	Sadhu Tiwari	Sadhu Tiwari	Sadhu Tiwari	6
2	Aavagaman	Sadhu Tiwari	Sadhu Tiwari	Sadhu Tiwari	6
3	Parvati	Sadhu Tiwari	Sadhu Tiwari	Sadhu Tiwari	7
4	Saasa Haale	Sadhu Tiwari, Guru Goraksh Nath	Sadhu Tiwari	Guru Goraksh Nath	5
5	Bajrang Baanka	Sadhu Tiwari	Sadhu Tiwari	Traditional, Sadhu Tiwari	6
6	Raam Bhajan Ki Or	Nivedita Padmanabhan, Rishi Pathak	Rishi Pathak	Rishi Pathak	7
7	Maine Tere Hi Bharose	Suneel Lodhi	Suneel Lodhi	Traditional	5
8	Jai Hanuman	Shreyas Dharmadhikari, Rishi Pathak, Sant Kavi Samarth Ramdas	Shreyas Dharmadhikari	Shreyas Dharmadhikari, Rishi Pathak, Shri Samarth Ramdas Swami	6
9	Siyavar Ramchandra Ki Jai	Shantanu Sudame, Dhirendra Mulkalwar	Dhirendra Mulkalwar	Shantanu Sudame	6
10	Vaishnav Jan To	Rishi Pathak	Rishi Pathak	Traditional	7
11	Hriday Mein Jinke Sitaram	Vishal Chaturvedi	Vishal Chaturvedi	Vishal Chaturvedi	6