'Jaani Dushman levels of CGI': Netizens react to Prabhas-starrer Adipurush's teaser
'Jaani Dushman levels of CGI': Netizens react to Prabhas-starrer Adipurush's teaser
Adipurush teaser released: The film focuses on Raghava (Prabhas) who travelled to Lanka to rescue his wife Janaki (Kriti Sanon) abducted by Lankesh (Saif Ali Khan) almost 7,000 years back.
Directed by Om Raut, Adipurush is all set to release on January 12 next year ahead of Sankranti
Soon after the teaser of Prabhas and Kriti Sanon-starrer mythological drama Adipurush dropped on Sunday at around 7 pm, netizens commented on the poor quality of CGI with some likening it to films like Jaani Dushman and mobile games like Temple Run. A user also claimed that some scenes featuring Saif Ali Khan as Lankeshwar Ravana were lifted up from the popular HBO series Game of Thrones.
Advertisement
A user tweeted with a crying emoji, “Bruh this is Jaani Dushman levels of CGI.” Another user noted, “#AdipurushTeaser These guys make such cheap stuff to mockk Hindus and later lament that they are getting boycotted! Guys, if this is how you are going to portray Ravana, good luck.”
Some users, on the other hand, said the quality of CGI and VFX does not matter and that this is Ramayana and people will go with their family to watch nevertheless. A user wrote, “It’s not about VFX. It’s all about Ramayan, Lord Ram and Prabhas. Families will flood to theatres to make kids know about our Lord Ram. Mark my word. They’ll excuse everything. It’s a solid 2,000 crore movie. International hit.”
Advertisement
Users also went onto compare Adipurush with the 1992 Indo-Japanese anime film Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama. A user wrote, “A Japanese anime team had better understanding of Ramayana over so called Bollywood directors. Let that sink in.” Another user tweeted, “I was afraid that the teaser would be amazing but as expected Prabhas never fails us with his crown “I will act only in big budget movies”. Even Ramayana movie was extraordinary in those days.”
Here’s how netizens reacted to Adipurush’s teaser unveiled on Sunday
I didn't have it in me to talk about #Adipurush yesterday.
I was so disheartened. Maybe I was expecting too much from Om Raut But Being a #KritiSanon Fan. I have been waiting for Adipurush for years now. pic.twitter.com/P2UPjWdhLU
Film #AdipurushTeaser is the proof that it’s a big mistake of producer #BhushanKumar who has spent ₹450Cr on the film. #Ramayana can’t be explained in just 3 hours. While Every single detail has already shown in the Serial #Ramayana!
Even in that era this animation was beyond it's time...sad that some of the indians didn't allowed this ramayan anime considering this movie as cartoon and disrespect to hindus..bt for me this ramayana was the best..
I was afraid that the teaser would be amazing but as expected prabhas never fails us with his crown "i will act only in Big budget movies"😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Even anime of ramayana movie was extraordinary in those days.
'Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama', a 1992 (Japanese)anime movie did more justice then what Bollywood can ever do to Hindu Epics.
It's much better compared to technology of that time and is still relevant now. pic.twitter.com/CNv1dfuANT
It’s not about VFX. It’s all about Ramayan, Lord Ram and Prabhas. Families will flood to theatre to make kids know about our Lord Raam. Mark my word. They’ll excuse everything. It’s a solid 2000 crore movie. International hit. #AdipurushTeaserpic.twitter.com/MNC1Z7EGwj
Directed by Om Raut, Adipurush is all set to release on January 12 next year ahead of Sankranti and has been made on a humongous budget of around Rs 500 crore. The film focuses on Raghava (Prabhas) who travelled to Lanka to rescue his wife Janaki (Kriti Sanon) abducted by Lankesh (Saif Ali Khan) almost 7,000 years back.
Mehak Agarwal, Senior Sub-Editor at BusinessToday.In, is a news junkie with a nose for trends and a soft spot for all things entertainment and politics. When she’s not chasing headlines, she’s diving into fiery political debates—coffee in hand, of course. Off duty, you’ll find her scrolling through memes, binge-watching thrillers or documentaries on Netflix and Amazon, and always on the hunt for the next great story (or series).