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"There are objectionable scenes": MP Home Minister warns 'Adipurush' makers of legal action

Controversy over Adipurush: The dresses and look of Hindu deities as seen in the trailer were not acceptable, he said. “Hanuman ji is shown wearing leather, whereas the description (in the scriptures) of the deity's costume is different… These are scenes that hurt religious sentiments.

PTI Reported By: PTI Bhopal Updated on: October 04, 2022 18:42 IST
I am writing a letter to Om Raut to remove all such scenes
Image Source : FILM POSTER/ANI I am writing a letter to Om Raut to remove all such scenes from the film. If not removed, we will consider legal action,” Mishra said.

Controversy over Adipurush: Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra on Tuesday warned the makers of upcoming Bollywood film "Adipurush" of legal action if scenes showing Hindu religious figures in the `wrong' way were not removed.

The first teaser-trailer of Om Raut-directed film, starring Prabhas as Lord Ram, Saif Ali Khan as Ravan and Kriti Sanon as Sita, was released recently.

The film is based on the epic Ramayana. “I have seen the trailer of Adipurush. There are objectionable scenes in it,” Mishra, who is also the spokesperson of the state government, told reporters here. 

India Tv -  Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra writes to the filmmaker urging him to make some changes in the upcoming movie.

Image Source : INDIA TV Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra writes to the filmmaker urging him to make some changes in the upcoming movie.

The dresses and look of Hindu deities as seen in the trailer were not acceptable, he said. “Hanuman ji is shown wearing leather, whereas the description (in the scriptures) of the deity's costume is different… These are scenes that hurt religious sentiments.

I am writing a letter to Om Raut to remove all such scenes from the film. If not removed, we will consider legal action,” Mishra said.

He also cited a religious text in support of his contention. This is not the first time the MP Home Minister has warned of legal action against filmmakers.

In July this year, he had directed the state police to register a First Information Report over the controversial poster of Leena Manimekalai's documentary 'Kaali'.

Also Read: Kriti Sanon on playing Sita in Adipurush: Consider myself fortunate, very few actors get this chance 

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