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| The first day of the movie Aadi Parish 'Record Earning' but the controversy is not stopping |
Based on the Hindu mythology Ramayana, the film 'Adi Purush' is on display in cinemas across the world from Friday, June 16. People associated with this film say that it has done record business.
However, with the release, the film has become controversial and people are criticizing it on social media.
The Hindu Sena, a hard-line Hindu organization in India, has filed a writ petition against 'Aadi Purush' in the Delhi High Court, demanding that the film not be certified for public screening.
According to Indian media, Hindu Sena National President Vishnu Gupta filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) against the film 'Aadi Purush' in the Delhi High Court on Friday.
In this PIL, Mr. Gupta said: 'This is a writ petition in the form of a public interest litigation under Article 226 of the Constitution of India seeking the issuance of an appropriate writ to the respondents.
This includes removing objectionable scenes depicting religious leaders, characters, and personalities and issuing a writ of mandamus to the respondents directing them to certify the feature film Aadi Purush for public exhibition. Don't give.'
A user named Manik Saxena wrote, 'The tampering with our culture and image of Gods started when Lord Rama and Hanuman were depicted in anger. Aadi Purush is the next link in this chain.
'The image of our gods has always been peaceful, people were not afraid to see them but felt safe. But it was done for RSS politics.'
Many people strongly objected to the film's dialogues and expressed their outrage on social media.
Among them are several politicians including Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and Aam Aadmi Party leader Sanjay Singh.
The main objection people have is to the dialogue of Hanuman's character before burning Lanka, in which he says: 'The cloth is your father's, the oil is your father's, the fire is also your father's, and the burning will also be your father's.'
Some other dialogues of the film are also the subject of discussion.
In one scene, one of Ravana's demons tells Hanuman that it is the garden of his mother-in-law that the wind has come to eat.
People are comparing this film with BR Chopra's serial Maha Bharat and Aadi Purush's writer Manoj Nisar is competing with Mahabharata's script and dialogue writer Rahi Masoom Raza.
Describing the language used in the film Aadi Purush as 'indecent and derogatory', viewers are posting their complaints on social media.
A user wrote that I have canceled the Aadi Purush ticket because I don't want to teach my daughter the wrong Ramayana.
What did Manoj Nisar say?
On one hand, people are raising questions about the dialogues written by the writer Manoj Manashir, on the other hand, Manoj Manashir is speaking on various media channels.
Manoj Nishar said that some people are targeting the film not from today but from the first day. We never sold the movie on a pure scale. We have just said that we are making a film that is authentically using the same language that Valmiki wrote.
"If I have to go for purity, I admit my mistake because then I should have written this film in Sanskrit and then I don't because I don't know Sanskrit."
According to Indian media, the film earned Rs 140 crore worldwide on its first day, after which Manoj Nishar tweeted: 'Thank you, Mere Des! Jayshree Ram!
According to the news agency PTI, production company T-Series said that Aadi Purush has become the highest opening-day grosser of any Hindi film in the country.
Love
While many have criticized it, many have praised it and praised South Indian superstar Prabhas who played the role of Ram in the film, while others praised Saif Ali Khan who played the role of Ravana. Appreciating. Keerthy Sanon plays the role of Sita in this film.
A user named Joginder Tuteja writes: 'The actor I liked the most in Aadi Purush is Saif Ali Khan. He has infused his three decades of experience into his character, be it body language, gait, dialogue delivery, sarcasm, or overall appearance. This guy is definitely enjoying this phase of his life in front of the camera and I'd like to see more of him!'
A user named Surjeet Dasgupta wrote on Twitter that 'A sincere Muslim would make a better Ramayan than a demented Hindu Om Rawat who made Aadi Purush.
The screenwriter of BR Chopra's Mahabharata was Rahi Masoom Raza. The then Director General of Doordarshan protested because of the author's religion. Chopra threatened to dump the project. When this serial Maha Bharat came to the fore, except for a few examples of the use of creative freedom. It was a great masterpiece.
Decades ago, when Naushad Ali was asked who would write the songs for 'Biju Bawara', he suggested the name of his favorite lyricist Shakeel Badayoni. Producer-director Vijay Bhatt could not believe that the composer would dare to suggest the name of a Muslim to write the bhajan. Naushad was not a problem as Music could easily speak the Indian language. All his lyrics were based on ragas anyway. Naushad Ali told Bhatt that he could checkWhat does Badayuni come up with? And he wrote: 'Longing for Hari Darshan today'.
Not only this, this song was sung by Muhammad Rafi.
Opposition in Nepal too
Based on the story of Ram, the film has faced criticism for the shooting of other characters, including Ravana and Sita.
But the film is facing a different kind of controversy in Nepal. In this film, Sita is said to be the daughter of India.
While Nepal has been claiming that the legendary character Sita was born in Janakpur, Nepal. Due to this, a controversy has arisen over the film's dialogue in Nepal.
Kathmandu Mayor Blender Shah 'Balin' has said that 'no Hindi film will be allowed to play in Kathmandu Metropolitan City until the dialogue describing Sita as the daughter of India from Adi Purush is removed. Not given.
Blender Shah has said that 'three days have been given to correct this mistake'. The makers of the film say that they have muted the dialogue in Nepal.
The Censor Board of Nepal has also protested in this matter and said that the dialogue can be allowed to air only after its removal.