In response to criticism of Adipurush's "tapori" dialogues, co-writer Manoj Muntashir assured the audience that the language would be changed to reflect public opinion.

ADIPURUSH UPDATE


Adipurush's creators appear to have adjusted some of the dialogue that viewers complained about due of its "tapori language" as promised. In order to respect public opinion, producers T-Series and UV Creations, together with director Om Raut and co-writer Manoj Muntashir, had pledged to change the language in a few critical dialogues. (Read also: The internet responds to Manoj Muntashir of Adipurush's assertion that "Hanuman bhagwaan nahi hai": This guy is making it worse.)


Baap changes to Lanka?

The controversial dialogue by Bajrang (based on Hanuman) saying, "Kapda tere baap ka, tel tere baap ka, aag bhi tere baap ki, aur jalegi bhi tere baap ki" has been changed in the fresh prints, according to a tweet sent by a spectator.


The viewer's posted footage of that incident

'baap' has been changed to 'Lanka' in the viewer-shared video of that scene. As a result, the conversation now sounds like "Kapda Teri Lanka ka, tel teri Lanka ka, aag bhi teri Lanka ki, aur jalegi bhi teri Lanka hi."



The initial defence of Manoj
Manoj asserted, in an interview with Republic World, "It is not a mistake. The dialogue for Bajrang Bali and all the characters was written with a great deal of care and consideration. We have kept it straightforward since, if there are numerous characters in a movie, they cannot all speak the same language. There must be some sort of split or diversion.

Makers pledged to alter the dialogue
After defending the dialogues he authored for Adipurush the day before, Manoj took to social media to make a guarantee that the film's producers will remove some of the lines' controversial wording. "I can offer innumerable justifications for my dialogues, but they won't lessen your suffering. The producer-director of the movie and I have decided to change some of the dialogue that offends you and add it to the movie this week. All of you be blessed by Shri Ram, he wrote.

Regarding Adipurush
Prabhas plays Raghav (based on Rama), Kriti Sanon plays Janaki (Sita), Saif Ali Khan plays Lankesh (Ravana), Sunny Singh plays Lakshman, and Devdutta Nage plays Bajrang in Om Raut's adaptation of the Ramayana, titled Adipurush. On June 16, it was made available in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada.