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“Tere Baap Ki…”: Adipurush brutally trolled for dialogues and VFX

While many were seen praising the star-studded divine tale for its cinematography and Prabha’s iconic acting, others went on bashing the movie for its mediocre storyline, cringe VFX, and unrealistic portal of many characters of the Hindu epic Ramayana.

New Delhi: After all the excitement, buzz, and expectations, Prabhas starrer Adipurush finally hit the big screens today.

The movie has attracted mixed responses from the crowd with the masses having divided opinions regarding the performance of the movie.

While many praised the star-studded divine tale for its cinematography and Prabha’s iconic acting, others went on bashing the movie for its mediocre storyline, cringe VFX, and unrealistic portal of many characters of the Hindu epic Ramayana.

After receiving brutal trolling by furious netizens, the mega movie, made on a mammoth budget of 500 crore ended up becoming meme material on the very first day of its release.

Netizens were seen mercilessly trolling the movie with one after another Adipurush meme being shared by the public all over the internet

Adipurush’s meme fest

One Twitter user trolled the Magnum Opus VFX by comparing it with SRK’s Ravan saying:

Disappointed by Om Raut’s ambitious movie, another Twitter user wrote “Worst Ramayan ever seen. ”

Another commented “Even lord hanuman cannot save Adipurush. “A third user said that Om Raut has destroyed Prabha’s Potential.

Here are some more Twitter reactions to Adipurush

Adipurush not only just disappointed the masses but also left film critics unpleased. Showing his dismay for Adipurush, movie critic Taran Adarsh called it an “Epic Disappointment” and wrote:

Despite all the negatives, Prabha’s starrer also received praise from some people who appreciated the movie by calling its songs, visuals, and story “phenomenal”.

impressed with the movie, one internet user wrote:

Another said:

Adipurush review

The movie for sure is not as bad as the trolls might make you feel. The powerful background music and unique VFX paired with a slightly altered version of the timeless tale based on the Hindu evergreen Ramayana definitely make the 3-hour-long movie worth a shot.

However, it has clearly underperformed its expectations with its cast simply failing to do justice to the iconic characters. from the Ramayana.