Neem Karoli Baba’s life, teachings and mystical stories are set to inspire a new show on Sony Entertainment Television and SonyLIV. The announcement comes after the strong theatrical run of Hanuman Ansh, which is based on the revered saint’s life.
Gayatri Rani
October 01, 2026 / 10:06 IST
New Neem Karoli Baba series announced
The mystical stories of Neem Karoli Baba are now making their way to television following the huge success of Hanuman Ansh.
Sony Entertainment Television and SonyLIV have announced a new mytho-fiction show drawing inspiration from the revered saint’s life, his teachings, and the remarkable experiences connected to him.
The makers released a promo that remains intentionally enigmatic. No cast or plot details have been unveiled as of yet, though a voiceover suggests a realm full of mystical tales tied to Neem Karoli Baba.
The promo showed his signature shawl, alongside a nod to Lord Hanuman, giving the first peek into the spiritual world the series intends to delve into.
SonyLIV shared the promo on social media, announcing in the caption, “Coming soon on Sony Entertainment Television and Sony LIV.”
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The makers have not yet unveiled the cast, the episode format, or when the show will premiere. At this point, the promo serves mainly to set the mood, presenting the saint and the mystical tales linked to his life instead of revealing the plot.
The television announcement also arrives at a rather intriguing moment. Neem Karoli Baba’s story has been attracting notice on the big screen life and teachings
Hanuman Ansh’s surprise box office run
Hanuman Ansh was released on August 7 and emerged as a surprise box office success. The film is still running in theatres and earned Rs 314.63 crore net and Rs 371.65 crore gross in India in 55 days. The film collected Rs 410.75 crore gross worldwide.
Made with a budget of just Rs 2 crore, Hanuman Ansh explores Neem Karoli Baba’s life and teachings.
Written and directed by Chaturvedi, the film stars Shobhina W Satyaa, Vihaan S Hegde, Chandan Anand, Purnima Tiwari, Anil K Rastogi, and Gulshan Pandey in the key roles. The film is produced by Ragini S, Namrata G Singh, Anupriya A Nagar, and Vishal Chaturvedi.
Gayatri Rani is a Senior-Sub Editor with over three years of experience in delivering Hollywood and Bollywood news.
first published: Oct 1, 2026 10:06 am
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