The lawyers said that “the film has hurt our religious sentiments and a complaint has been filed regarding this.” Advocate Sunil Sharma said that the religious sentiments of the Hindu society have been hurt by this film. We have lodged a complaint regarding this.” On the other hand, Nitin Verma, the other complainant, says.About RautManoj is the director and dialogue writer of the film Adipurush. Muntashir Shukla There is a wrong portrayal of Ramayana. We have lodged a complaint in this regard.”
He further said, “We request that a case should be registered against him for playing with religious sentiments and tampering with religious texts and legal action should be taken.” Ram ji, it should be stopped immediately in the state.
Directed by Om Raut, ‘Adipurush’, which is an adaptation of the epic Ramayana, has opened to huge critical acclaim after its release.
From critics to reviewers, many expressed doubts over some of the film’s dialogues. The dialogues for which the makers have been criticized include ‘Marega beta’, ‘Bua ka bagicha hai kya’ and ‘Jalegi tere baap ki’.
film stars Radiance as Lord Ram, Kriti Devi as Sita, Sunny Singh as Laxman, and Saif Ali Khan As the mythical water-headed demon king Ravana in the epic.
Talking about the losses suffered by the theater owners due to the film not performing as per the hype and getting embroiled in controversies before its release, he said, “Audiences have rejected this film. Yesterday, two of our shows were canceled and Today, our matinee shows have been cancelled.” It was canceled due to poor word-of-mouth and response. This film will be removed from the theaters very soon and we did not think that this situation will come. Not only ours, the owners of all the theaters where the film has been released have suffered losses.”
On the makers revising the controversial dialogues amid criticism, Desai told ANI, “They have made some changes in the dialogues, but it is too late now. There is no point in changing the dialogues in the film after release.”
Earlier, Nepal’s capital Kathmandu’s mayor Balendra Shah had banned Indian films after the ‘Adipurush’ dialogue controversy. Less than an hour after the Kathmandu mayor’s decision, Pokhara mayor Dhanraj Acharya also sent a letter to three cinema halls in the city to stop screening all Indian films. The theater owners removed the film on the orders of the mayors of both these cities.