''Jai Veer Hanuman'' () was an Indian series, that aired on

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in 1995. It was among the first TV series to be telecast on Sony. It was produced by Padmalya Telefilms Limited. It starred

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and Vindu Singh as Hanuman.

Premise

The story depicts the journey of Lord Hanuman from his birth to helping Luv and

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Cast

as Ram * Vindu Singh as Hanuman * Udaya Bhanu as Sita * Bhavani Shankar as Lakshman *

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as Kesari *

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as Ravana

References

{{Reflist Sony Entertainment Television original programming Television shows based on poems 1995 Indian television series debuts 1996 Indian television series endings 1990s Indian television series Television series based on the Ramayana