Prabhas and Kriti Sanon’s Adipurush successfully completed a week in theatres amid multiple controversies and calls for a ban. Despite negative reviews, the film, directed by Om Raut, raked in over Rs 400 crore at the box office worldwide. However, the mythological drama registered its lowest collection yet on June 22 in India. Adipurush is now relying on the weekend to see some incline in collection. If the film doesn’t pick up pace during the weekend, then Adipurush will be heading towards a disaster.
Adipurush is a 3D film which hit theatres on June 16 in multiple languages. Ever since its release, the film has been receiving negative reviews from the critics and audiences alike. The Prabhas-starrer, which was made on a massive budget, finally crossed Rs 400 crore at the box office globally. However, after the opening weekend, the film has been seeing a decline in collection. Now all eyes are on the weekend. The film will have to pick up pace to breakeven.
On June 22, Adipurush completed one week in theatres and it is estimated to have earned Rs 5.50 crore in India (net). This takes the total collection to Rs 260.55 crore with an occupancy rate of 10.17 per cent in Hindi.

‘Adipurush’ makers revise Lord Hanuman’s dialogue
The makers of ‘Adipurush’ have been receiving flak for majorly two reasons – VFX and dialogues. A while back, the makers of the film decided to revise cringe-worthy dialogues from the film. One of which, was Lord Hanuman telling Indrajeet ‘jalegi tere baap ki’.
‘Adipurush’ makers have now revised the same. We came across a leaked visual where the word ‘baap was replaced’ with that of ‘Lanka’. Prabhas-starrer ‘Adipurush’ has been brutally trolled online for its crass dialogues. After all the flak, the makers had promised the audience to release a revised version of the film with a few changed dialogues. And so, they did.
In a clip released online, we can see Lord Hanuman (played by Devdatta Nage), telling Indrajeet “Kapda teri Lanka ka, tel teri Lanka ka, aag bhi tere Lanka ki, jalega bhi teri Lanka hi.” In case you still missed, ‘baap’ has been replaced with ‘Lanka’.