Om Raut-directed, Prabhas, Kirit Sanon and Saif Ali Khan's Adipurush have been released in cinemas with mixed responses from the audience and critics. Apart from the cartoonish VFX, the performance of Prabhas, or the cinematic liberties taken by the makers, one aspect of the film that is been heavily criticised, is the dialogue. The cringe-worthy lines such as "Lanka laga dunga," "Jalegi bhi tere baap ki," said by Bajrang (Devdutta Nage) have drawn huge criticism. Vindu Dara Singh, son of celebrated actor, wrestler, and politician Dara Singh has shared his views about Adipurush.
In a quick interaction with DNA, Vindu shares that he wanted to watch the film, but he is sceptical about it after learning about the dialogue, and the liberties makers took in the film. "I want to watch as so much is said about the film. But then you realise that you don't want to get upset." When Vindu was asked to share his views on the questionable dialogue-baazi between Indrajeet (Vatsal Sheth) and Bajrang, Singh adds that Bajrang Bali would never say something like this, "Kabhi nahi bolenge... you should not put these kinds of silly things, because they will upset people. You have to be very careful, what you're conveying."
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For the unversed, Dara Singh has immortalised Lord Hanuman on television. His portrayal of Bajrang Bali in Ramanand Sagar's epic series Ramayan is still considered the best depiction of Hanuman. Even Vindu has played the God of strength several times, including in the movie, Jai Veer Hanuman (1995), and musical plays such as Jai Shri Ram Ramayana. Vindu asserts that the Indian epic Ramayana is closer to everyone. "Ya toh tum mat banao, aur agar banao, toh poore dil se banao. Aise nahi chalta. It is upsetting. Ramayan is close to everyone's heart. Everyone knows Ramayan, so you can't mess around with people's sentiments. You cannot make any mistake. This is sad."
Sharing his views about Adipurush, box office collection, Vindu feels that the film will have a great run only till the weekend. "Yeh 3 din mein khatam ho jayegi." Adpirush is the cinematic adaptation of Ramayana, and the movie was released in cinemas on June 17.