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Manoj Muntashir Gets Security Cover From Mumbai Police Amid Adipurush Criticism

The dialogue writer for “Adipurush,” Manoj Muntashir, receives security from the Mumbai Police after requesting protection due to a threat to his life,

Manoj Muntashir gets security cover

Manoj Muntashir gets security cover

Manoj Muntashir, a co-author of Adipurush, is given security protection by the Mumbai Police on Monday. The reason behind this is that his life is in danger. According to a recent report, the police have stated that they are looking into the situation.

Manoj Muntashir gets security cover

The dialogue writer for “Adipurush,” Manoj Muntashir, receives security from the Mumbai Police after requesting protection due to a threat to his life, according to a tweet from the news agency ANI. The police claim to be looking into the situation.

About Adhipurush

Helmed by Om Raut, Adipurush stars Prabhas as Raghav (Ram), Kriti Sanon as Janaki (Sita), and Saif Ali Khan as Lankesh (Raavan). Produced by T-Series, the film hit theatres on June 16. It has been heavily criticized for its pedestrian language.

Adhipurush faces criticism

The dramatic Ramayana retelling film received criticism on social media for its subpar visual effects and contentious lines like “marega bete,” “bua ka bagicha hain kya,” and “jalegi tere baap ki.”

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Manoj Muntashir clarifies Adipurush’s lines

Manoj issued a lengthy letter on Twitter on Sunday after receiving criticism for the lines he had written. He said that the film’s team had decided to “revise some of the dialogue” and that the revised lines would be included in the movie by this week. Additionally, he asserted that a number of people “wrote depraved words for me on social media.”

A part of his tweet read, “My own brothers wrote indecent words for me on social media. My own mother, for whose respected mothers I read poems many times on TV. “There can be differences, but where did my brothers suddenly get so bitter that they forgot to see Shri Ram. Sitting at the feet of Shabri, as if sitting at the feet of Kaushalya,”