TV Serial Mocks Adipurush
On june 16, shortly after the premiere of "Adipurush," the Hindi-speaking public expressed praises for a tv show from the DD period. North indians warmly recalled the wildly famous tv series "Ramayan" by Ramanand Sagar and started to work contrasting its heavenly atmosphere with the flimsy aesthetics of Prabhas' mega-budget disaster.
Most likely, the owners of the television programme believed that the affection for "Ramayan" was still present. Shemaroo tv has chosen to begin airing it on July 3 in order to capitalise on the show's never-ending popularity. The news has led to the perception that Om Raut's unsuccessful project, which heavily relied on VFX and big-screen aesthetics, unintentionally resulted in the return of "Ramayan" to television.
One may quip that it is a "Adipurush Lives On..." moment because "Adipurush" and "Ramayan" both recount the same narrative (although vaguely). The opportunity to examine the decades-old television series objectively will be given to a completely new generation by the re-telecast. The younger generation is not affected by nostalgia in the same way that older people are. Adipurush, Prabhas's first bollywood movie, received harsh criticism for how it portrayed Hindu deities. The film's successful opening weekend demonstrated Prabhas' star power and his ability to play Lord Rama on the big screen.
Most likely, the owners of the television programme believed that the affection for "Ramayan" was still present. Shemaroo tv has chosen to begin airing it on July 3 in order to capitalise on the show's never-ending popularity. The news has led to the perception that Om Raut's unsuccessful project, which heavily relied on VFX and big-screen aesthetics, unintentionally resulted in the return of "Ramayan" to television.
One may quip that it is a "Adipurush Lives On..." moment because "Adipurush" and "Ramayan" both recount the same narrative (although vaguely). The opportunity to examine the decades-old television series objectively will be given to a completely new generation by the re-telecast. The younger generation is not affected by nostalgia in the same way that older people are. Adipurush, Prabhas's first bollywood movie, received harsh criticism for how it portrayed Hindu deities. The film's successful opening weekend demonstrated Prabhas' star power and his ability to play Lord Rama on the big screen.