Vivek Agnihotri’s The Vaccine War and Prashanth Neel’s Salaar will probably be locking horns within the theaters on September 28. In the wee hours of July 6, the makers of Salaar dropped the much-anticipated teaser of the Prabhas-starrer. It guarantees that the movie will probably be a nail-biting actioner, with Prabhas slipping into the footwear of a rugged motion hero. Although the teaser has grabbed the eyeballs of Prabhas’ followers, it appears to have earned flak from Vivek Agnihotri. The filmmaker, lately took a dig at Salaar, calling it to be “glamourising violence” and tarnishing the minds of children.
Vivek Agnihotri takes a dig at Salaar
Vivek Agnihotri voiced his opinion on how the portrayal of violence has develop into a brand new norm within the current era. He added that it considerably impacts younger minds. His resolution to outlive on this “violent world” was to undertake inventive consciousness. On July 6, Vivek Agnihotri not directly slammed Salaar tweeting, “People aren’t born violent. Your children’s minds are conditioned by glamourising violence in popular literature, cinema, and politics by industry leaders who should be actually inspiring young minds for peace. In such a violent world only solution is Creative Consciousness.”
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People aren’t born violent. Your kids’s minds are conditioned by glamourising violence in in style literature, cinema and politics by business leaders who must be really inspiring younger minds for peace.
In such a violent world solely resolution is #CreativeConsciousness.
— Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) July 6, 2023
Twitterati reacts to Vivek Agnihotri’s tweet
Vivek Agnihotri’s comment was opposed by Twitterati, a few of whom claimed that The Kashmir Files too had violence in it. While one person identified, “With all due respect you did the same when you made The Kashmir Files? Most importantly you marketed it in a completely unethical way? A person using Hindu dharm for fooling Hindus isn’t Hindu right?” one other quipped, “Don’t judge a book by its cover, even Mahabharata (most violent war) was held to restore dharma and peace. So be patient till u watch the film.”
With all due respect you probably did identical if you made Kashmir recordsdata? Most importantly you marketed it in utterly unethical method? An individual utilizing Hindu dharm for fooling hindus isn’t Hindu proper?
— anup kumar (@anupindiamt) July 6, 2023
Don’t choose a e-book by it is cowl, even Mahabharata (most violent conflict) was held to revive dharma and peace.
So be affected person until u watch the movie— Sahana Gowda (@SahanaGowd29020) July 6, 2023
Vivek Agnihotri on glamourising violence
Replying to at least one such tweet, Vivek Agnihotri stood by his assertion as he wrote, “Now glamourising extreme violence in cinema is also considered a talent. Promoting nonsense cinema is considered a bigger talent. Promoting a non-actor as the biggest star is considered the biggest talent. And assuming the audience is super-dumb is the mother of all talent.”
Now glamourising excessive violence in cinema can be thought of expertise. Promoting nonsense cinema is taken into account a much bigger expertise. Promoting a non-actor as largest star is taken into account largest expertise. And assuming viewers is super-dumb is mom of all expertise. https://t.co/hTJnLjJGYb
— Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) July 6, 2023
The Vaccine War and Salaar
Vivek Agnihotri’s The Vaccine War revolves across the relentless efforts and exhausting work of scientists who invented the Covid-19 vaccine to curb the unfold of the lethal illness. It stars Anupam Kher, Nana Patekar, Raima Sen, and Sapthami Gowda in essential roles. Meanwhile, other than Prabhas, Salaar’s solid ensemble contains Prithviraj Sukumaran and Shruti Haasan.
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