Manoj Muntashir reveals unfavourable response to Prabhas starrer Adipurush deeply affected him: ‘Roya tha principal, samjha ki kuch bhi everlasting nahi hai’

Author Manoj Muntashir, who confronted heavy backlash for the controversial dialogues within the Prabhas starrer Adipurush, directed by Om Raut, opened up in regards to the emotional toll the criticism took on him. Regardless of beforehand asserting that the dialogue errors have been unintentional and never meant to offend non secular sentiments or disrespect Lord Ram and Hanuman, the unfavourable response deeply affected him, even bringing him to tears.
In a latest interview with Shubhankar Mishra, Manoj shared how the expertise taught him worthwhile classes. “Roya tha principal. Ek insaan ke taur pe maine ye samjha ki kuch bhi everlasting nahi hai (I cried. As a human, I noticed that nothing is everlasting),” he stated, reflecting on the non permanent nature of each success and failure.
“Jo aaj hai, ho sakta hai ye kal na ho, lekin ye bhi seekha ki jo achha hai, woh kal bura bhi ho sakta hai aur woh parso achha bhi ho sakta hai. Toh principal ruka nahin hoon, jhuka nahin hoon, principal din raat koshish kar raha hoon (What is sweet right now can flip unhealthy tomorrow after which good once more. I haven’t stopped or bowed down; I’m working exhausting day and night time),” he added.

Manoj additionally spoke about his perspective on Bollywood, describing the business as a market pushed by revenue. “Jab unko fayeda hoga mujhse, toh fir aaenge mere paas, aur aa bhi rahe hain (Once they see revenue in me, they are going to come again, and they’re already coming again),” he acknowledged.

Probably the most criticized parts was the movie’s dialogue, written by Manoj Muntashir, which included colloquial language deemed inappropriate for divine characters like Lord Ram, Hanuman, and Ravana. Particular strains spoken by Hanuman, similar to ‘Jalegi tere baap ki,’ have been met with outrage for his or her perceived disrespect to Lord Hanuman. This led to protests throughout the nation, with many non secular teams and political figures demanding adjustments to the movie. Nevertheless, Adipurush nonetheless managed to earn over Rs 450 crore worldwide with its restricted run on the field workplace.