Viral Video: Prabhas Fans Beat Up Man After His Negative Review Of 'Adipurush'
Prabhas, Saif Ali Khan and Kriti Sanon's latest film 'Adipurush' has received mixed reviews from fans.
Prabhas, Saif Ali Khan and Kriti Sanon's latest film 'Adipurush' has received mixed reviews from the audience. Fans are criticising the Om Raut-directorial for poor VFX and dialogues. In the latest entertainment news, a video is going insanely viral on social media in which an audience member can be seen giving his review to the press gathered outside Prasad IMAX. However, things took a turn for the worse, when fans of Prabhas started beating him up.
“They kept all the monsters from the play station games in this one. Except for Hanuman, background score and some 3D shots here and there, there is nothing else," the audience member said in his review of 'Adipurush' in Telugu.
Talking about Prabhas, the movie-goer said: "Absolutely doesn’t suit, in the get up. In Baahubali, he was like a king and there was a royalty. Seeing the royalty in that, they took him for this role. Om Raut did not show Prabhas properly.”
Watch the video here:
#Adipurush - #Prabhas fans beating the public for giving genuine review
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As soon as the audience member started expressing his thoughts, the crowd around him first started threatening him before throwing punches and slapping him in plain sight.
Talking about 'Adipurush', Prabhas is playing Lord Ram, Kriti Sanon is essaying the role of Sita while Saif Ali Khan is portraying Raavan (Lankesh).
Earlier, the makers of 'Adipurush' had confirmed that the new Hindi movie would be having its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 13. However, as per reports, the movie was not played at the prestigious Festival.
The 'Adipurush' teaser came out last year, however, it did not meet expectations as netizens slammed the makers for questionable VFX effects.
‘Adipurush’ had earlier courted controversy, including boycott calls, when many objected to the depiction of Hindu deities and inferior quality of visual effects in the teaser of the film launched in October.
The magnum opus, has hit the theatres in IMAX and 3D, and it has released in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.
