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Exclusive | Aashiesh Sharrma of Siya Ke Ram criticises Adipurush as “a cultural crime, lazy attempt at the Ramayana”

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Exclusive | Aashiesh Sharrma of Siya Ke Ram criticises Adipurush as “a cultural crime, lazy attempt at the Ramayana”

In an exclusive interview, Aashiesh Sharrma, known for his role in the popular TV series ‘Siya Ke Ram,’ has voiced strong criticism against the upcoming film ‘Adipurush,’ labeling it as a “cultural crime” and a “lazy attempt at portraying the Ramayana.”

As the excitement builds around the much-anticipated film ‘Adipurush,’ which aims to bring the epic tale of the Ramayana to the big screen, Sharrma has expressed his concerns and disappointment with the project. The actor, who played an integral role in the television adaptation of the Ramayana, believes that ‘Adipurush’ fails to capture the essence and depth of the original story.

Sharrma argues that the film’s approach lacks the required attention to detail and proper understanding of the nuances of the Ramayana. According to him, the production appears to be a rushed and shallow interpretation, missing the opportunity to delve into the intricate layers of the epic and failing to deliver a truly meaningful cinematic experience.

In his critique, Sharrma highlights the importance of maintaining cultural integrity and portraying mythological stories with the utmost respect and accuracy. He emphasizes the need for filmmakers to invest the necessary time, research, and artistic commitment to bring such revered tales to life on screen.

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The actor further expresses his concern that a lack of thorough research and artistic vision can lead to misrepresentation and dilution of the cultural significance of the Ramayana. Sharrma believes that ‘Adipurush’ falls short in capturing the essence and staying true to the core values and teachings embedded within the epic.

While acknowledging the creative liberties that filmmakers often take with adaptations, Sharrma stresses the responsibility of striking a balance between artistic expression and maintaining the sanctity of revered narratives. He hopes that future projects will display a more meticulous and thoughtful approach when depicting such cherished cultural tales.

As the controversy surrounding ‘Adipurush’ continues to generate discussions, it is essential to recognize and respect differing opinions on creative interpretations of mythological stories. Sharrma’s critique highlights the ongoing debate regarding the portrayal of ancient epics in contemporary media and the responsibility that comes with adapting these narratives for mass consumption.

The response to Sharrma’s criticisms remains divided, with some agreeing with his concerns and others expressing excitement and anticipation for ‘Adipurush.’ As the film nears its release, audiences will ultimately have the opportunity to form their own opinions on how well it captures the essence of the Ramayana.

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The debate surrounding the cinematic portrayal of revered epics serves as a reminder of the importance of thoughtful storytelling, cultural sensitivity, and artistic integrity when adapting such treasured narratives for the silver screen.

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When Janhvi Kapoor was twelve or thirteen years old, she claims the media “sexualized” her.

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When Janhvi Kapoor was twelve or thirteen years old, she claims the media “sexualized” her.

Janhvi Kapoor is getting ready for the sporting drama Mr. and Mrs. Mahi’s premiere. The actor was featured in a new interview with producer Karan Johar and co-star Rajkummar Rao, which was posted on Dharma Productions’ official YouTube channel. Janhvi talked candidly about being “sexualized” from a young age.

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Janhvi responded, “I feel like this is also an aspect that I have been navigating for a long time,” when Karan questioned her about how she felt about the ongoing objectification she deals with. I believe the first time I experienced media sexualization was when I was between the ages of 12 and 13. My parents and I went to an event. I was featured in photos and social media was just getting started. When I discovered my photos on what appeared to be a pornographic website, the boys at my school just stared and laughed.

“There’s a character assassination of sorts.”

She went on, “I have been navigating it for a very long time, and it is a very weird thing to do.” I need to move past the fact that I feel like I apologise a lot for my origins. Other people, I’m sure, handle it in far more varied ways. I continue to believe that my explanation of it and my personal experiences are extremely privileged. However, it was difficult. When a girl wears clothing that suggests she is at ease with her sexuality, she is subject to a form of character assassination.

Janhvi plays a doctor who loves cricket in the film Mr and Mrs Mahi. Rajkummar, who plays her husband, trains her to be a cricket player. Directed by Sharan Sharma, the movie opened in theatres on May 31.

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