CM gave a big statement regarding the Adipurush controversy…
CM gave a big statement regarding the Adipurush controversy…
Raipur- The politics of Chhattisgarh is getting heated up regarding the film ‘Adipurush’. Adipurush film was released nationwide on 16th June. Since then, there has been an uproar in the whole country regarding this film. Due to the controversial dialogue in this film, CM Bhupesh Baghel said that the best way is… don’t go to see the film. Because money is yours and time is also yours, don’t spend your important time in a film that hurts religious sentiments. Censor board should see this, he is our great man who is our idol. It is not proper to call such a word. Action should be taken against such people as soon as possible.
BJP MP opposed the film…
Durg’s BJP MP Vijay Baghel reached the police station to submit a memorandum against Adipurush. He went to the police station and said that religious sentiments have been tampered with in the film. This film should be banned in Chhattisgarh. At the same time, the police officers registered the report of the allegations leveled by BJP MP Vijay.
BJP state president demanded to ban…
BJP state president Arun Sao had demanded a ban on the film Adipurush in Chhattisgarh. He had said that the language, costumes and Sanatan rituals have been tampered with in the film. In this way religious sentiments have been hurt. I condemn it. The Chhattisgarh government should ban such a film.
There is talk of changing the controversial dialogue…
In view of the controversy over the film ‘Adipurush’, writer Manoj Muntashir has said that the controversial dialogue will be changed. Let us tell you that the film ‘Adipurush’, directed by Om Raut, has come to the theaters ever since. Since then the whole country is demanding to ban it.
Which dialogue created ruckus…
The film is being trolled for the dialogue of Hanuman. It is like this – Your father’s clothes, your father’s fire, your father’s oil, your father’s will also burn. Speaking on this dialogue in a recent interview, Manoj Muntashir said that these dialogues will be changed.
