Mumbai- Bollywood film ‘Adi Purush’ is again in trouble. Recently, a new poster of the film was released, which started a controversy.
A complaint has been filed against the film’s director Om Raut, producer Bhushan Kumar and the cast at Sakina police station in Mumbai. This complaint was filed by Sanjay Dinanath Tiwari. Who consider themselves as preachers of Sanatan Dharma. In the complaint, it is alleged that the poster of the film has offended the sentiments of Hindu religion.
Sanjay filed a complaint against the new poster of the film through Mumbai High Court advocates Ashish Rai and Pankaj Mishra. The makers of the film have shown the characters of the Hindi scripture Ramcharitmanas in an unfair way.
The new poster of the film has hurt the religious sentiments of Hindu society. For this reason, this complaint has been filed, demanding an FIR under Sections 295(A), 298, 500, 34 of the Indian Penal Code.
Although the film was made under the influence of Ramcharitmanas, the holy book of Hinduism, the complainant is against the fact that the poster does not feature male actors.
Similarly, in the poster of the film, although actor Kriti Sanon is presented as Sita, it is alleged that she is shown without vermilion like an unmarried woman. The complainant has warned that since the poster of the film has insulted Sanatan Dharma, it may pose a threat to the policies and laws of various states of India in the future.
Prabhas, Kriti Sanon, Sunny Singh and Dev Dutt are seen in the public poster recently. However, the poster did not impress the fans.
