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    A new web series on the life of revered saint Neem Karoli Baba has been announced, with a promo released following the success of Hanuman Ansh. Indian media report the project will stream on SonyLIV. Neem Karoli Baba remains a widely followed spiritual figure, with devotees in India and abroad, adding to interest in the announcement.

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    Following the success of 'Hanuman Ansh', a new web series based on the life of revered mystic Neem Karoli Baba has been announced, with a promo released. The series is expected to stream on SonyLIV. Interest centres on the growing trend of devotional content on Indian streaming platforms and how the spiritual leader's life will be portrayed on screen.

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    Ajay Devgn's Drishyam 3 has set a new advance booking record, surpassing the opening advance sales of 'Singham Again' ahead of its theatrical release. Reports say the strong response is putting pressure on competing releases like 'HanuMan' and 'The One'. The Drishyam franchise, following the success of Drishyam 2, continues to draw major audience interest in India.

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    Chinese woman says Hanuman Chalisa instantly calms crying baby▼Hanuman Chalisa calms baby in 5 seconds, Chinese woman shows video; puts him to sleep in 2 minutes; Here’s✉newsLifeParenting1 d ago

    A Chinese woman has shared that reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, a Hindu devotional hymn, calms her crying baby within seconds and puts him to sleep in about two minutes. Her claim has drawn attention online, with many commenting on the hymn's soothing effect on the infant and the cross-cultural use of the Hindu prayer.

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    Chinese businesswoman says Hanuman Chalisa calms her baby in seconds▼‘Hanuman Chalisa calms my baby in 5 seconds’: Chinese business woman shares her unusual parenting routine✉newsLifeParenting1 d ago

    A Chinese businesswoman has shared her unusual parenting routine, saying reciting the Hanuman Chalisa, a Hindu devotional hymn, calms her baby within five seconds. Her remarks, reported by Indian media, have drawn attention as an unexpected example of cross-cultural parenting, with readers debating the use of religious chanting to soothe infants.