Hindu Sena moves Delhi HC against makers, actors of Adipurush

An organisation named Hindu Sena on Wednesday moved the Delhi High Court against the makers and actors of AdipurushThe Public Interest Litigation PIL seeks the removal of all objectionable content related to Lord Ram Sita Hanuman Ravana and others The plea has been moved by National President of Hindu Sena Vishnu GuptaThe plea further states that the movie has hurt the sentiments of the Hindu community by depicting religious figures in an inappropriate and inaccurate mannerThe plea stated that a representation was made by the Hindu Sena before the Information and Broadcasting Ministry but no response was receivedAlso read Adipurush director Om Raut defends Saif Ali Khans look as Raavan in the filmDepiction of religious characters like Ravana played by Saif Ali Khan and Lord Hanuman in the film is completely detached from the Indian civilizationThe bearded look of Ravanas character played by Saif Ali Khan in the film is hurting the sentiments of the Hindu community as the Hindu Brahmin Ravana is shown making a ghastly face in a wrong manner which is an absolute insult to Hindu civilization Hindu religious figures idols and idealsThe scene related to Ravana in the film is an absolute distortion from the real facts and story of RamayanaOm Raut Director of the feature film Adipurush had defended the inaccurate depiction of religious leaders or characters in this film by making a statement in public that even Ramanand Sagars Ramayana had its own version of VFX in its presentation of the religious leaders or characters of Ramayan the plea statedThe Hindus have a particular view of the image of Lord Ram Sita and Hanuman and any change or tampering of their divine image by the film producers directors and actors would be a violation of their fundamental rightsIt also stated that our constitution provides for a society based on secularism as Indian society is multireligious To foster religious harmony integrity and social order mutual respect of every religion is a sine qua non Therefore the Indian Constitution has made every citizens religion part of fundamental rightsTherefore film producers directors and actors are under constitutional obligations to ensure that religious feeling sentiments and perceptions are not tinkered with in any manner whatsoever Therefore the Parliament has enacted the Cinematograph Act 1952 for regulating the affairs of feature films plea readsThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever