Adipurush Twitter Reactions: Prabhas’ Movie Gets Compared To Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Brahmastra Part One Shiva’; Netizens Say, ‘Cringe Dialogues..’ (View Tweets)
‘Adipurush’, starring Prabhas and Kriti Sanon, opened in theatres yesterday. The epic, which is filled with holiness and virtue, is modernly retold in the Om Raut-directed movie. Since the film's production cost exceeds Rs 500 crores, it must perform well after Monday in order to become a hit and recoup its entire production budget through ticket sales. We can observe from certain public reviews that the movie is not doing well with metro audiences. ‘Adipurush’, however, is thriving in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, West Bengal, and other Indian states. In India, the movie has already earned more than Rs 50 crores. Of this, the Hindi belt is required to provide 35 crores of rupees.
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Everyone has criticised ‘Adipurush's’ visual effects. People are criticising the shoddy VFX while also making scathing complaints about the performance, storyline, and language. They claim that ‘Adipurush’ didn't compare to ‘Ra One's’ superior visual effects, which were released years earlier. They have now started worshipping Shiva from Brahmastra Part One. The VFX in the Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt movie was reportedly much superior. They added that the dialogues were superior to Manoj Muntashir's writing.
One user wrote, “Saif Ali Khan’s Acting Is Better Than Prabhas..”
One Called It Cringe!
One Praise Ranbir Kapoor’s Movie 'Brahmastra’
Dialogues Couldn’t Meet Audience’s Expectations?
‘Brahmastra’ Has Set A Bench Mark
Everyone has been critical of ‘Adipurush's’ VFX. People are criticising poor VFX while criticising other elements including the narrative, dialogue, and performances as well. They claim that ‘Adipurush's’ visual effects pale in comparison to ‘Ra One’, which came out years ago. They've now started worshipping ‘Brahmastra Part One Shiva’. They claimed that the VFX in the Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt movie were far superior. The dialogues, according to them, were a step forward from Manoj Muntashir's writing.
