Let’s talk a little about Adipurush. Adipurush movie is a mythological drama which was based on Ramayana. The film Has been starred by Prabhas, Kriti Sanon, Saif Ali Khan and Sunny Singh. The movie functions Prabhas in the function of Lord Ram, Kriti in the role of Goddess Sita, Sunny Singh as Laxman, and Saif Ali Khan as Ravana. The masterpiece was in the works for several years, and the producers also invested heavily in promoting the film. However, thus it received a poor response from most of the critics and the audiences also and finally the film at last failed at the box office.

Defending His Film Adipurush

Adding fuel to the fire, Muntashir later claimed that Lord Hanuman is not a god and added that he is only a Bhakt (devotee). “Hanuman Ji is not a god, he is a worshipper. We made him a god later because his devotion was so powerful,” said Muntashir.

Muntashir not only admitted that the cheap taper-level dialogues were deliberate for the film but also defended it. Muntashir tried to defend the dialogues by saying that the film is not the real Ramayana but an adaptation and the dialogues are written keeping in mind today’s young audience. But his apologies failed to pacify the audience and thousands of social media users condemned the dialogues, especially those attributed to Lord Hanuman.

Manoj Apologize to the Viewers

Om Raut’s ‘Adipurush’ has been a hit with audiences whenever since its release as it is ‘loveable’ to all. But The film also received mixed reviews from the critics. Amidst the controversy, the dialogue writer Manoj Muntashir took to Instagram to apologize for hurting people’s sentiments.

After its release, the team Adipurush had already faced a huge backlash as several dialogues which is in the mythological drama allegedly hurt certain religious sentiments. Now the dialogist of the film Manoj Muntashir apologized “unconditionally”. Sharing a note on Twitter and Instagram, Manoj admitted that the film had hurt people’s sentiments.

Manoj Muntashir Apologises Amid Backlash:

Author of Adipurush Manoj Muntashir apologizes in the middle of Failure, and the visitors who had come all get surprised, Adipurushi writer Manoj Muntashir apologized on Twitter and the viewers to the sub-dialogues of the film and thus gets sparked a massive debate on social media.

In a note, Manoj unreservedly apologized to everyone those who have offended by the film. He wrote that “I agree that Adipurush hurt people’s sentiments. Hands folded, I apologize unconditionally. Prabhu Bajrang Bali keeps us united and gives us strength to serve our holy Sanatana and our great nation.

Above  On  Saturday, Manoj Muntashir, who is the author of Adipurushi, issued an apology note to those who were injured from the controversial dialogues and very discussed the film expressing regret and hurting their religious feelings. Manoj also wrote on Twitter, “Agree” that people’s feelings are getting hurt by Adipurush. Arms crossed,  I apologize unconditionally.  Prabhu Bajrang Bali keeps us united and empowers us to serve Saint Sanat and our great nation.

As soon as when he shared the post, after that the comments poured in from everywhere and some of them from a Twitter user who had written: “Better late than never.” May Bajrangbali give you strength, and another added, “Sometimes even good people make mistakes But your apology proves that even if you were wrong for whatever reason, you are my true word. Hail Lord Rama.  Lord Ram bless you! His post also provoked a backlash from netizens, with some saying that the apology came too late and didn’t do enough to address concerns elevated. Some of the comments are Also that You are too past due to apologies,” a social media User also wrote. “Badi jaldi ,aafi maang liye sahab however thik hai, der aaye durust aaye, every other commented

Om Raut’s ‘Adipurush, a variation of the epic Ramayana, has faced an enormous backlash following its release. The movie has grievances and reviewers for positive dialogues that were deemed controversial. In response to online outrage and negative criticism, the producers later edited out the dialogue. Some Of the dialogues which have garnered poor interest consist of the Hindi languages Marega Bete’ That means son you will die; Bua Ka Bagicha Hain Kya’ means Is it your aunt’s residence a garden?, and Jalegi Tere Baap Ki mean that Your father’s effigy will burn

So that Initially, Manoj defended his work and it even also said that the film which was not inspired by Ramayana, but then that too drew criticism. But Now that almost everyone has forgotten about the controversy, Manoj apologized.

Cased File on Manoj in the Supreme Court

However, it was too late and the All India Cine Workers Association wrote to the Union Home Minister Amit Shah and the Mumbai Police demanding a case against the film’s producer, director and screenwriter. A PIL was filed in the Supreme Court seeking directions to cancel the film’s public exhibition certificate. Lawyers protested against the film at the New Agra police station and a complaint was also filed against it. The All India Cine Workers Association has also written to Union Home Minister Amit Shah and the Mumbai Police, demanding that a case be registered against the producer, director and script of the film. The criticism and controversy surrounding Adipurush brought the 1987 Ramayana back to the small screen after disappointed audiences compared the film to the hit show.

Just a few days ago, it was said that T-Series was upset over Manoj Muntashiri’s blasphemous interviews that went viral on the internet. In his interviews, the author made many controversial statements when he claimed that Lord Hanuman was not a god and that Lord Rama could not leave his mind.

Manoj gradually lost and has been removed from most of the posts:

Amidst criticism and backlash for cheap dialogue in the controversial film Adipurush, its dialogue writer Manoj Muntashir has reportedly been fired as a judge on Sony TV’s India’s Got Talent. It was earlier reported that Muntashir will be a judge in the show along with actors Shilpa Shetty, Kirron Kher and singer Badshahi. Journalist Deepak Chaurasia claimed on Twitter that Manoj Muntashiri, who participated in India’s Got Talent last season, will not be seen this time.

In a tweet, Chaurasia announced that Sony Entertainment Television has decided to distance itself from Muntashiri following the Adipurushi controversy. “Manoj Muntashir this time will not be a judge in the popular show of the Sony channel ‘India’s Got Talent’. The channel dropped Adipurushi’s Manoj Muntashir due to uproar. Manoj wanted to be considered again as a judge on this show,” Chaurasia tweeted.