The Allahabad High Court reprimanded the Censor Board and the makers of the film on the making of the film Adipurush and its dialogues. The court said that at least spare the texts like Ramayana and Quran.
Adipurush Controversy: The Allahabad High Court has strongly reprimanded the Censor Board and the makers of the film for the film 'Adipurush' based on the poetic text Ramayana. Advocate Kuldeep Tiwari filed a petition in the High Court against the film's making and objectionable dialogues. Today, on June 26, the court heard. The case was heard in front of the bench of Judge Justice Rajesh Singh Chauhan and Justice Shriprakash Singh. The bench said that at least 'leave religious texts like Ramayana and Quran'.
Religious organizations raised questions regarding some of the dialogues in the film. There was a lot of ruckus on social media as well. Later, the makers talked about amending the dialogue. Thousands of dialogues of the film have been written by Manoj Muntashir. Religious organizations asked him to apologise. However, Manoj Muntashir is saying in defense that he has heard Raman in this language from his grandmother. There was also a demand to ban the film. A petition was filed in the court on this demand.
Does the Censor Board not understand its responsibility?
According to media reports, senior advocate Ranjan Agnihotri told the court about the controversies surrounding the film. The bench asked advocate Ashwini Kumar, appearing for the Censor Board, what does the Censor Board do? Film is the mirror of the society… What do you want to teach to the coming generations? The court asked advocate Ashwani Kumar whether the censor board understands its responsibility or not?
Spare Ramayana, Quran-Guru Granth Sahib as well
In the Allahabad High Court, a two-judge bench said that it is not only about Ramayana. It is also a matter of Holy Quran, Guru Granth Sahib.. At least spare these religious books. During the hearing of the petition, the makers of the film did not appear in the court. The bench expressed displeasure on this. According to lawyer Ranjana Agnihotri, the Censor Board has not filed its reply in this matter. It was he who told the court in detail about the controversy surrounding the film. The matter will now be heard in the High Court on June 27.
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