Mumbai Prabhas, Kriti Sanon and Saif Ali Khan’s film Adipurush has been mired in a lot of controversies since its release. Due to the VFX and dialogues of the film, people expressed a lot of displeasure on social media. At the same time, the writer of the film Manoj Muntashir also had to face a lot of trolling. After which he now apologized by sharing a post on social media.
Writer has apologized on his tweet for hurting the sentiments of saints and devotees of Shri Ram. However, the time taken to apologize through Muntashir has angered people even more. Now Vikram Mastal, who plays Hanuman in the TV show ‘Ramayana’, has also taken a dig at Muntashir’s apology.
Hanuman of Ramayana raged on Manoj
Actor Vikram Mastal, who played the role of Hanuman in Ramayana, has given his reaction on the Adipurush controversy. According to the reports of E-Times, on Manoj Muntashir’s apology, Vikram said that ‘You people have defamed Sanatan in the whole world by spending Rs 600 crores. You should have apologized to the public on the very first day after doing so much. How can you people make such a big mistake by being intelligent and educated. Let’s tell that Vikram Mastal is an actor as well as a politician. The actor has currently joined the Congress party.
Manoj Mutishir’s tweet
On Saturday, writer Manoj Muntashir shared the post on Twitter and apologized to the people. Muntashir said that he accepts that ‘Adipurush’ has hurt the sentiments of the people. He wrote on Twitter that I accept that public sentiments have been hurt by the film Adipurush. To all my brothers and sisters, elders, respected sages and devotees of Shri Ram, I apologize unconditionally with folded hands. May Lord Bajrang Bali bless us all, give us the strength to remain one and unbreakable and serve our holy eternal and great country!’
Please tell that the budget of Adipurush was Rs 600 crore. The film earned Rs 340 crore in the first three days, but its box office collection dropped significantly after the opening weekend. So far, it has earned Rs 450 crore worldwide.
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