three months old, he takes admission in the same school where the boy he wanted to help studies and befriends with him. Thereafter, he teaches a lesson to his bully classmates, Gabbar Singh and his gang. Meanwhile, on planet Shukra, there is a fight between Rahu and Ketu and accidentally the Sarpdand comes to Earth. Danavs come to Earth to search for it but they have to face Maruti. Maruti easily defeats Rahu and Ketu with the help of his army of monkeys that came to help him to get free from the hands of culprits (who caught him because he stole the mangoes from his garden). In order to defeat Rahu and Ketu, Narada must remind Maruti that he is actually Hanuman. After Narada and Maruti meet, Maruti is reminded that he can turn to Hanuman as per his will. Maruti then turns to the more powerful Hanuman, with his godly powers. He still has the appearance of a child but looks like child Hanuman, the appearance from the film's predecessor. Then a monster made of polythene and other non-biodegradable waste appears from a volcano that was said to form when Sarpdand merged with the Kamandal thrown by Shukracharya which coincidentally fell into the volcano in Bajrangpur. The monsters keep on swallowing the villagers of Bajrangpur. After struggling to stop the monster, Hanuman asked for help from God Ram. God Ram then said that when a blockage, which is seen in the end, is cleared then the monster (mainly made of plastic and other waste thrown by humans) will finish up. Hanuman did what Ram said, and the monster was defeated. Finally, Hanuman said his farewells to his family and friends and leaves Bajrangpur. Voice Cast Malak Shah as Maruti Suraj as Minkoo Uday Sabnis as Brahma Dhananjai Shrestha as Indra Ayesha Raza as Maruti's mother Chetanya Adib as Hanuman Rajeev Raj as Narad Sudesh Bhosale as Owner Rajendra Gupta as Guru Shukracharya Pratibha Sharma as Minkoo's mother Girish Sahdev as Professor Antariksh Kenny Desai as Professor Jwalamukhi Gurpal Singh as Principal Bhullar Archie Maitra as Tunnu Aditya Rao as Dadoo Akshata as Munni Narendra Jha as Rahu and Ketu Parminder Ghumman as one-eyed man Trilok Patel as Vishnu Ajay Singhal as Maruti's father Soundtrack The film has seven songs, including two instrumental tracks, composed by Tapas Relia and with lyrics penned by Satish Mutatkar. Spin-offs A spin-off series