The Hanuman Chalisa, a 40-verse hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman, was created in the 16th century by Tulsidas, a renowned Indian poet and author. According to legend, Tulsidas wrote the Hanuman Chalisa while he was imprisoned by Emperor Akbar. The hymn is widely known and memorized by devotees of Lord Hanuman and Lord Rama. Hanuman is revered as a dispeller of evil and a bringer of joy. It is believed that reciting the Hanuman Chalisa can help individuals overcome life's challenges, particularly during difficult periods like Sadhe Sati or a strong Dash of Shani dev. The captivating folklore surrounding the creation of the Hanuman Chalisa instills a sense of wonder in the true power of reciting this hymn.

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Recently we have seen some really inaccurate portrayals of Hanumanji in movies and other depictions. Even otherwise, people usually regard him for his unmatchable and limitless strength and have forgotten his academic, linguistic and literary excellence. The reason why we say "Ashta siddhi, Nav Niddhi ke Data" iin the hanuman chalisa. So here is a story about the lesser-known side of Hanumanji.