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A mischievous monkey could be seen looking through an opening in the movie hall, fixated on the big screen where Adipurush was screening...
Digital Desk: The long-awaited release of the mythology film Adipurush, starring Prabhas, Kriti Sanon, and Saif Ali Khan, has generated excitement among fans. Despite controversy since the release of its first teaser, the movie received a sizable amount of advance booking, creating the possibility of an exceptional box office performance. As spectators went to theatres, their enthusiastic presence and comments began to emerge on social media. A video shared on Twitter by a netizen captured an unforgettable event that captivated everyone's attention and gave us goosebumps.
In the viral video, a mischievous monkey could be seen looking through an opening in the movie hall, fixated on the big screen where Adipurush was screening. Amidst the monkey's curious gaze, the excited cinegoers filled the theatre with their screams and cheers, united in their passion for the film. Some even hummed and chanted the movie's melodic "Jai Shree Ram" and "Jai Hanuman" songs, adding to the happy atmosphere.
Interestingly, theatre owners and Adipurush director Om Raut decided to honour Lord Hanuman by reserving a seat for him at every screening of Adipurush. During a trailer event in Tirupati, Raut requested that an empty seat be kept as a sign of respect for Lord Hanuman's spiritual presence during the film's showing. This mindful effort symbolized their acceptance of the divine presence in the story and showed their deep respect for Hindu mythology.
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As Adipurush continued screening in theatres across the country, the video of the monkey's unexpected encounter with the film became an unusual representation of the film's impact.
Adipurush promised to be not just a cinematic spectacular, but also a cultural phenomenon, sparking debates about faith, mythology, and the eternal ties between art and spirituality.
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