Adipurush Promos: Makers surprising decision

All eyes are on Pan India Star Prabhas' upcoming film Adipurush. The film directed by Om Raut is based on the Hindu epic Ramayan and Prabhas, Kriti Sanon and Saif Ali Khan are playing the roles of Raghav, Janaki, and Lankesh (Ram, Seetha, and Ravan) respectively. The film is set for a grand release on 16 June 2023.

In the meantime, it is coming out that Adi Purush makers have taken a surprising decision. Inside talk is Only Prabhas will be promoting the film and not the lead antagonist Saif Ali Khan. The makers wanted the focus completely on Prabhas who is playing the role of Lord Ram as Adi Purush is a tribute to the valor of Ram.

A source shares “The promotions are being planned at a lowkey level and they will center almost entirely on Prabhas who plays the central character inspired by Rama. Prabhas has given dates for promotion in May.” In the meantime, Saif Ali Khan will be enjoying his vacation along with his wife Kareena Kapoor, and children Taimur and Jeh.

But some say it is just an excuse as the makers faced immense trolls over the look of Saif Ali Khan as Ravan and also his casting in the role of Ravana Brahma. In the meantime, Om Raut, responding to the trolls over Adi Purush VFX whom many accused of being substandard, said "Getting those five-six months extra was very important for us. We gave that time to our visual effects studios to make their work better,"

He added Challenges are always there but that will only make our cinema better and journey stronger. Especially with a film like this, which is a first of its kind in India, as we have used technology that is seen in big Hollywood films like Marvels, DC and 'Avatar', ” and shared "With some criticism in the beginning, which is always healthy, we got a little disheartened as we had worked hard on the film. But still, we learned many things from that.We moved on and have improved things as per people's suggestions. We are very happy with the product now. The kind of response we're getting now is fabulous,”