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A replica of the Adipurush poster, claims the animation studio What a shame
An animation studio has requested that the Adipurush poster featuring Prabhas include a credit identifying it as the original creator.
Adipurush, starring Prabhas, has a poster that an animation firm claims is a duplicate of their design. When comparing its own Shiva poster to the Adipurush poster that featured Prabhas as Raghava, Vaanar Sena Studios stated that the creators should at the very least give it credit.
A composite of the Adipurush poster and a “Lord Shiva still” was re-shared by Vaanar Sena Studios. “Looks like makers inspired Adipurush first look poster from Lord Shiva still,” the text that accompanied the image said.
“Such a shame, T- Series should acknowledge the original creator, who developed the artwork @vaanarsenastudios,” said the caption that accompanied the collage when it was posted to Vaanar Sena Studios’ Instagram account.
A number of online users criticised the collage’s initial post for being blatantly copied in their comments. Not inspired! is what one of them penned. but duplicated One more said, “Copy paste kar diya (Just copied and pasted it).” Some even asserted that SS Rajamouli was the ideal director to bring out Prabhas’ best qualities. Trust me, Prabhas will be ideal if SS Rajamouli sir directed the picture, they wrote. In the Baahubali teaser, Prabhas was more like Shri Ram (Lord Ram) than in the Adipurush teaser.
Some of them included the hashtag #markeviv and said, “Hello, the original artwork on the right is by the artist @markeviv,” tagging the creator Vivek Ram from Vaanar Sena Studios. Please make sure to mention this in your post. Let it get to the creators so that this amazing artist receives the proper credit. It is really disheartening to learn this! On their Instagram Stories, Vivek reshared one of the posts and demanded credit for it.
Saif Ali Khan plays Lankesh in Adipurush, and Kriti Sanon plays Janaki. The movie’s teaser has drawn criticism ever since it was unveiled last week at a significant occasion in Ayodhya. The characters’ appearances have drawn criticism, and several celebrities have also voiced their opinions.
Om Raut, the film’s creator, replied to the criticism by saying it wasn’t “meant for the little screen.”
Adipurush, which will be directed by Om Raut and produced by T-Series and Retrophiles, will hit theatres on January 12, 2023. The movie will be released in the following languages: Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, and Kannada.
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Donald Trump reveals why he was ‘nervous’ about Melania’s memoir: ‘She wrote something very…’
Following the release of his wife Melania Trump’s new memoir, former President Donald Trump revealed he was initially “nervous” about her book.
Following the release of his wife Melania Trump’s new memoir, former President Donald Trump revealed he was initially “nervous” about her book.
Appearing on the Nelk Boys’ YouTube channel, Trump spoke with presenters Salim Sirur and Kyle Forgeard in a 40-minute interview. During their conversation, the hosts stressed the sales performance of the former first lady’s book and her possible impact on Trump’s 2024 campaign.
“She wrote something very good. I was a little bit nervous before I read it,” Trump acknowledged. “You never know, maybe she said bad things, but she didn’t.”
Notably, Melania has maintained a low profile despite being the former First Lady and her husband’s strong political influence in the US.
Trump refused to call Melania’s memoir a ‘secret weapon’
Meanwhile, Trump recognised her influence during the interview but avoided labeling her book a “secret weapon.”
“I wouldn’t call it a weapon. ‘Secret weapon’ is a tough term. But she’s great. She’s a wonderful person. She was a great first lady. People love her,” the former President stated.
All you need to know about Melania’s book
Melania Trump’s memoir, Melania, was published in the weeks preceding the election on November 5. It discusses a variety of personal issues, such as her opinions on reproductive rights, her early professional life, parenting, and her interactions with the media. The book has become Amazon’s number-one bestseller before and after its release.
The book also highlights Melania’s position on reproductive rights and how she found out about her husband’s two assassination attempts, which occurred on July 13 at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and September 15 at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Melania has maintained a relatively modest profile this election cycle in contrast to her more prominent position during the campaigns of 2016 and 2020. She attended the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on July 18, but did not address the crowd.
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