Adipurush: People are curious why Prabhas called Om Raut to his room after seeing the teaser in the viral video
Fans are upset with the VFX in the recently released Adipurush teaser. Fans are now wondering if Prabhas was enraged after a video of him calling director Om Raut went viral. Watch the video down below.
BollywoodMDB Team | Updated On: Oct 4, 2022 02:00 PM IST
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On January 12, 2023, the film Adipurush, starring Prabhas, Kriti Sanon, and Saif Ali Khan, was scheduled for release. A teaser for the movie was released a few days ago, and it got mixed reviews. Internet users criticize filmmaker Om Raut for the VFX in the trailer because they are unsatisfied with them. Following the release of the teaser, a video of Prabhas has since gone popular on social media, prompting fans to speculate as to whether he was upset with the director. In the teaser, Prabhas is shown sternly summoning Om to his room.
Om you coming to my room ???? pic.twitter.com/kM1UppGVr3
— Venu Prabhas™ ( TheVenuPrabhas) October 3, 2022
About Adipurush
Adipurush, a T-Series and Retrophiles production, was filmed in Telugu and Hindi. It will release on January 12 next year and be available in Kannada, Tamil, and Malayalam.
The film is Raut's interpretation of Valmiki's "Ramayana" narrative. Saif Ali Khan portrays the ten-headed antagonist, Ravan, while Prabhas plays Ram, and Kriti Sanon plays Sita.
About the Teaser Launch
While the fans were hoping for a suspenseful teaser, all it gave was a standard "Ramayana" plot, except for putting the faces of these well-known actors on the characters. Although Hanuman's character offers a unique chance to make the movie seem realistic, all it accomplished was to make the audience feel uneasy. All along, something was wrong.
As soon as the trailer was released, the early reactions were posted on Twitter, where #disappointed, #ravana, and #bahubali became popular hashtags.
Particularly disappointed with Saif Ali Khan's portrayal of Ravan were several fans. "Ravana is a bright Brahmin and a devoted follower of Shiva." Not some desert cult invader or Bollywood-inspired persona," a user remarked. "Ravana practiced Tapasya for a millennium; his bread grew but not his hair... True mystic (sic)," another person wrote.
Some others also thought the TV show "Siya Ke Ram," which aired on the Star Plus channel, was superior and likened the teaser to that. This was developed by Starplus seven years ago; take note of the CGI, traditional settings, and costumes.
The animation cost at least 500 crores. Waste of time, money, and resources.
