'TV's Sita' Deepika Chikhalia's anger erupted on Adipurush, said- 'Ramayana is not a thing to do entertainment'
Dipika Chikhlia On Adipurush controversy: Amidst the continuous trolling of Adipurush, TV's Sita i.e. Deepika Chikhlia has now flared up on the film. He said that Ramayana is not an entertaining thing to be made again and again.
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The controversy over Om Raut's film Adipurush is continuously increasing. People's anger over the Chhapri dialogues of the film is not taking the name of calming down. At the same time, TV's Sita i.e. Deepika Chikhaliya has once again become enraged about Adipurush.
Deepika Chikhaliya played the character of Sita in Ramanand Sagar's TV series Ramayana, which came decades ago. People liked the show so much that it made the actress a household name. Talking about Adipurush, he said those who tamper with the Hindu epic Ramayana will always face opposition.
Amidst the Adipurush controversy, Deepika Chikhaliya while talking to the news agency PTI said, "Whenever it (Ramayana) comes back, whether it is for TV or film, it is going to hurt people because you cannot repeat that Ramayana again." Will repeat what we made."
The actress further added, "What saddens me the most is why are we constantly trying to make Ramayan every year or two. Ramayan is not meant to entertain, it is something you learn from. It is a book that has been passed down through generations and these are our values."
Regarding Adipurush, Deepika Chikhaliya said that she had not seen the film yet. The actress said that due to the continuous negative reviews, the film is getting and being busy with work, it is difficult for her to watch the movie at the moment.
Adipurush, directed by Om Raut, stars Prabhas, Kriti Sanon, Sunny Singh, and Saif Ali Khan in lead roles. Talking about the controversies of the film, the most trolling is happening in the dialogues, which have been written by Manoj Muntashir.