Controversies on adipurush

From lashing out at Om Raut for kissing Kriti Sanon on the  impertinence to targetting ‘anti-Hindu ’ Saif Ali Khan, the criticisms surrounding Adipurush are  embedded  in sexism and IslamophobiaThe contestation  girding the final  caravan of the Ramayana- grounded new movie Adipurush tells us that when it comes to religion, you just can not get it right in India  presently. You have to be 100 per cent  biddable. And indeed that wo n’t guarantee a contestation-free release.   On their visit to the Venkateshwara Temple in Tirupati on 7 June, Adipurush director Om Raut kissed lead actor Kriti Sanon  farewell on the  impertinence. This innocent gesture  maddened sections of Hindus online, including Bharatiya Janata Party( BJP) leader Ramesh Naidu, who expressed displeasure over the ‘  inferior ’ act.   This isn't the movie’s first problem with Hindu groups; there have also been calls to swap and ban the movie  before.   While Bollywood is no foreigner to religious  difficulties, this bone
            is slightly unique. rather of hurting Hindu sentiments, the Adipurush  platoon has explicitly  tried to appeal to them, leaning heavily into Hinduism and its traditions. From performing aartis, inviting a Tirupati  tabernacle  clerk on stage for the final  caravan launch to reserving a seat for Hanuman in every theatre, the cast and crew of the movie have tried to tick all the Hindu boxes   But there’s just no pleasing the  periodical offence- mongering Hindu groups, to use a term chased by The New York Times  numerous times agone
           .   “ This is a condemnable act. Indeed a hubby and  woman
            don't go there(  tabernacle) together. You can go to a  hostel room and do it. Your  geste
            is like affronting Ramayana and Goddess Sita, ” said the head  clerk of Telangana’s Chilkur Balaji Temple, pitching into the outrage. Neither Sanon nor Raut have responded to these  expostulations yet