Ranjha Vikram Singh Returns to Film Production with Mangalmay Salasar; Aaryaan Saxena to Write and Direct the Divine Cinematic Journey
After a considerable gap, actor and filmmaker Ranjha Vikram Singh is returning to film production with Mangalmay Salasar, a devotional feature that brings together faith, spirituality, history, and cinematic storytelling. Joining him on this journey is filmmaker Aaryaan Saxena, who serves as the film’s writer, director, and producer, bringing his creative vision to a story rooted in devotion and India’s rich spiritual heritage.
Set in 18th-century Rajasthan, Mangalmay Salasar explores the inspiring spiritual journey of Baba Mohan Das Ji, whose unwavering faith, selfless devotion, and extraordinary penance form the heart of the narrative. Inspired by the sacred legacy of Salasar Balaji, the film seeks to portray the profound bond between a devotee and Lord Hanuman, bringing an enduring tradition of faith to the big screen through emotionally resonant storytelling and cinematic grandeur.
For Ranjha Vikram Singh, the project marks more than just a return to film production. It represents an opportunity to associate with a story that carries a deeper spiritual and emotional purpose. Through its devotional theme and historical setting, Mangalmay Salasar aims to connect with audiences beyond conventional entertainment.
Speaking about the project, Ranjha Vikram Singh says, “After a considerable gap, I am returning to film production, and I wanted to associate myself with a story that carries a deeper purpose. Mangalmay Salasar is special because it explores the devotion of Baba Mohan Das Ji and his spiritual connection with Lord Hanuman. Collaborating with Aaryaan Saxena on a story of this nature makes the journey even more meaningful. I believe cinema can do more than entertain; it can touch hearts, inspire reflection, and leave a lasting impression.”
For Aaryaan Saxena, Mangalmay Salasar presents an opportunity to create a distinctive cinematic world shaped by history, spirituality, and human emotion. As the film’s writer, director, and producer, he aims to bring the atmosphere of 18th-century Rajasthan to life while exploring the spiritual depth of Baba Mohan Das Ji’s journey.
Sharing his vision, Aaryaan Saxena says, “As a filmmaker, I have always been drawn to stories that open the door to extraordinary worlds and experiences. I found that opportunity in Mangalmay Salasar. Set in 18th-century Rajasthan, the film explores an era in which faith, devotion, sacrifice, and spirituality played significant roles in people’s lives. The story of Baba Mohan Das Ji offers a compelling canvas for a divine cinematic journey shaped by human emotion, spiritual conviction, and divine grace.
“For me, this film is not simply about recreating a historical period or telling a devotional story. It is about exploring the profound relationship between a devotee and his God. As the writer, director, and producer, my endeavour is to bring this world to life with historical sensitivity, emotional authenticity, and cinematic grandeur, while remaining faithful to the spiritual essence of the narrative. I hope audiences experience Mangalmay Salasar not merely as a film, but as an emotion that stays with them long after they leave the theatre.”
With Ranjha Vikram Singh’s return to film production and Aaryaan Saxena’s creative vision at its core, Mangalmay Salasar aspires to deliver an immersive devotional experience on a grand theatrical canvas. By bringing the story of Baba Mohan Das Ji to the screen, the film seeks to celebrate the enduring power of faith, Rajasthan’s rich spiritual heritage, and the timeless devotion associated with Salasar Balaji.
Blending historical atmosphere, devotional storytelling, and cinematic ambition, Mangalmay Salasar aims to take audiences on a divine cinematic journey—one that explores the extraordinary connection between a devotee and the divine while leaving a lasting emotional impression.