Desk Correspondent , Mumbai - Actor Teja Sajja has officially cleared the air regarding rumors of his departure from the highly anticipated film Jai Hanuman directed by Prashanth Varma. Addressing the reports during a recent interaction, the Hanu-Man star labeled the claims as "false news" and confirmed his continued association with the project. He emphasized that there is no truth to the speculation that he walked out due to the casting of Rishab Shetty or any other creative differences. Fans of the franchise can now breathe a sigh of relief as the young actor remains a key part of the expanding cinematic universe.

Beyond just the casting rumors, Teja Sajja also denied reports that he was distancing himself from the Prasanth Varma Cinematic Universe (PVCU). He explained that his relationship with the director remains strong and they are focused on delivering a sequel that exceeds the massive expectations set by the first film. The actor noted that in the film industry, schedules and planning often take time, which can sometimes lead to baseless gossip among the public. By speaking out directly, he aimed to put an end to the confusion and reassure his followers about his professional commitments.

The film Jai Hanuman has been generating significant buzz since the announcement that Rishab Shetty would be playing the titular role. With Teja Sajja’s confirmation of his involvement, the project gains even more momentum as it brings together two powerful performers. Production is expected to move forward with a grand vision, aiming to blend traditional storytelling with modern visual effects once again. As the team prepares for the next phase of filming, Teja encouraged fans to only believe official announcements coming from the production house rather than social media hearsay.

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