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Woman invests life savings in film after Apple job rejection
An Indian woman who failed to secure a position at tech giant Apple has invested 55 lakh rupees of her savings into a biographical film about spiritual guru Neem Karoli Baba, which has since grossed over 452 crore rupees worldwide.
LSN India ·
Anupriya Nagar's decision to redirect her career aspirations following an unsuccessful interview at Apple led her to invest substantially in 'Hanuman Ansh,' a film based on the life of revered spiritual figure Neem Karoli Baba. The investment represented her accumulated savings of 55 lakh rupees, a significant financial commitment that reportedly concerned her family members.
The film, which explores the spiritual teachings and life of the saint, has emerged as a major commercial success in the global market. Since its release, the project has generated revenues exceeding 452 crore rupees across theatrical and other distribution channels worldwide, validating Nagar's unconventional career pivot.
Nagar's investment decision reflects a broader trend of individuals in India redirecting professional aspirations toward creative and spiritual ventures. Her gamble on the film production underscores the growing appeal of content centered on India's spiritual and philosophical heritage in both domestic and international markets.
The success of 'Hanuman Ansh' has positioned Nagar's initial investment as a profitable venture, though sources indicate her family members harbored concerns about the unconventional path she chose following her unsuccessful corporate interview.