Hari Om Singh Rawat

Adipurush is a regrettable waste of time and money. It fails to honor the essence of Ramayana and instead indulges in superficial gimmicks. As viewers, we deserved better— a cinematic experience that truly pays homage to our great cultural heritage. Unfortunately, Adipurush falls painfully short, leaving a bitter taste and tarnishing the legacy of the Ramayana. In contrast, the Ramayana portrayed by Ramanand Sagarji stands as a shining example of excellence. Despite lacking VFX and a mega-budget, the Ramanand Sagar version captivated viewers with its authenticity, strong storytelling, and reverence for the source material. The stark contrast between Adipurush and the timeless classic by Sagarji only reinforces the respect and admiration we have for the latter.

This movie is a prime example of a film that fails on multiple fronts. Its bad storyline, deliberate slow pace, uninspired performances, false information, and subpar cinematography all contribute to an overwhelming sense of disappointment. It is a regrettable waste of time and money, leaving viewers feeling cheated and unsatisfied. Save yourself the agony and seek out more worthwhile cinematic endeavors.

The film wastes no time in plunging viewers into the heart of the story. Vicky Kaushal delivers a stellar performance as Major Vihaan Singh Shergill, leading a talented ensemble cast that includes Paresh Rawal, Yami Gautam, and Mohit Raina. Kaushal's portrayal of a determined and resilient army officer is both believable and inspiring, capturing the essence of patriotism and sacrifice.