"Watching it on YouTube will undoubtedly give it a different appearance. If given the chance, I would make sure that no footage from the movie is posted on YouTube; instead, we just did it to market it successfully. This movie is meant for the big screen. When asked about the trolling appearing on the preview, Om Raut, the director of Prabhas' most recent film "Adipurush," responded, "This film is for the silver screen.
One wonders what made Om Raut say that watching on YouTube is actually ruining the experience but it would be great on the big screen when everyone is questioning the quality of the VFX in the film, the way they showcased saif ali khan as some delhi Sultan rather than Lord Ravana, and how the monkey-army of Lord Hanuman looks like puppets imitating "Planets of the Apes" movie. He said these things today while watching the movie's 3D teaser showing.
Om Raut has caused a heated argument by asserting that this preview is intended for those who regularly attend theatres and want to personally experience the Ramayana. "The largest YouTube channel in the world is owned by my production partners, T-Series. This project was created with the current global content needs of Gen-Z in mind. When they see Adipurush in theatres, they will understand its genuine force, he said.
One wonders what made Om Raut say that watching on YouTube is actually ruining the experience but it would be great on the big screen when everyone is questioning the quality of the VFX in the film, the way they showcased saif ali khan as some delhi Sultan rather than Lord Ravana, and how the monkey-army of Lord Hanuman looks like puppets imitating "Planets of the Apes" movie. He said these things today while watching the movie's 3D teaser showing.
Om Raut has caused a heated argument by asserting that this preview is intended for those who regularly attend theatres and want to personally experience the Ramayana. "The largest YouTube channel in the world is owned by my production partners, T-Series. This project was created with the current global content needs of Gen-Z in mind. When they see Adipurush in theatres, they will understand its genuine force, he said.
