'With folded hands': Adipurush writer Manoj Muntashir Shukla apologises for 'hurting people's emotions'

A letter has been written to Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Mumbai Police by the All India Cine Workers Association, demanding legal action against the film’s producer, director and writer Ever since its release, Om Raut’s Adipurush has faced backlash for its mockery of the Indian epic Ramayana. Now, the high-budget film’s writer, Manoj Muntashir Shukla, has come forward to apologise for hurting people’s religious sentiments through controversial dialogues in the film. Addressing the issue, Muntashir extended his ‘unconditional apologies’ with ‘folded hands.’ In addition, he expressed that may Lord Hanuman continue to keep everyone united. Check out some of the responses below: One user wrote: “They have not come right, they have come in torn condition, that’s why they are crying out in apology.” https://twitter.com/SmokingLiberals/status/1677524908124016640 “When Hindus start boycotting, your eyes are opened because your only aim is to earn money,” wrote another user.