Adipurush has faced severe criticism from Twitter users who mercilessly mocked the film for its cringeworthy lines. One sarcastic comment even suggested that the makers might have employed the same dialogue writer from the film Brahmastra to pen the dialogues for Adipurush.
After its much-anticipated release in theaters, Adipurush has garnered attention from viewers who are quick to express their disappointment with the film’s cringeworthy dialogue choices. The grandiose fantasy spectacle presents a unique rendition of the timeless Ramayana, skillfully directed by Om Raut. The stellar cast includes Prabhas portraying the character of Raghav, drawing inspiration from the legendary Rama, while Kriti Sanon takes on the role of Janaki, reminiscent of Sita. Saif Ali Khan embodies the character of Lankesh, drawing inspiration from the complex figure of Ravana.
Adipurush Draws Meme Fest
Adipurush has sparked a wave of disbelief among Twitter users due to its cringeworthy dialogues, some of which have garnered particular attention. For instance, the line “Jo humari behno ko haath lagaayenge, unki lanka laga denge” has raised eyebrows, as the term “Lanka laga denge” appeared in public discourse even before the famous incident in the Ramayana where Hanuman set fire to Ravana’s Lanka. Additionally, dialogues like “Teri bua ka bageecha hai jo hawa khane aa gaya?” and “Jali na teri? Ab aur jalegi” have left viewers puzzled. Social media platforms have been abuzz with reactions from users who find these dialogues hard to digest, expressing their disbelief and confusion.
A Twitter user has shared a video where a monkey managed to sneak into an Adipurush screening, leading the audience to excitedly claim it as Hanuman’s presence. In a humorous take on the situation, another user suggested that instead of reserving only one seat for Lord Hanuman as the makers promised, they should have booked all the seats exclusively for the divine deity in Adipurush showings.
Critics Slam Adipurush’s VFX: Film’s Visual Effects Fails to Impress
In addition to the criticized dialogues, Adipurush is also facing negative reviews regarding its visual effects (VFX). Viewers, after watching the film, are appreciating the impressive VFX work showcased in Ayan Mukerji’s Brahmastra. The stark contrast between the two films has become a subject of discussion, with audiences expressing disappointment in Adipurush’s VFX quality while praising the visual prowess displayed in Brahmastra.
Adipurush has achieved a significant milestone by securing the largest release across India this year. The film has hit screens in two formats, 2D and 3D, and has been made available in five languages: Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, and Kannada. The response to advanced bookings has been overwhelming, creating high anticipation for the film’s opening, which is expected to witness massive numbers at the box office.
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