2024-05-13 00:57:19
Since its OTT release, Fahadh Fazil’s ‘Avesham’ has been receiving a lot of appreciation from the audience, especially the actor’s performance is being discussed a lot. When the film was released in theatres, there was not much craze about it but ever since it came on OTT, it has become popular on everyone’s lips. By the way, the film was also a hit at the box office. ‘Aavesham’, which was released in theaters on April 11, was made on a budget of Rs 30 crore and earned a total of Rs 83.32 crore in the country. With this the film earned Rs 151.95 crore worldwide. However, since its release on OTT, the discussion about a scene in the film has increased. Let us tell you. Now netizens have criticized a scene from the film Aavesham, which allegedly shows disrespect to the Hindi language. In the fight scene, Ranga (Fahadh Fazil) is shown threatening people in the college where Aju, Bibi and Shantan are studying. Ranga threatens first in Malayalam, then Kannada, then Hindi. His partner Amban (Sajin Gopu) soon comes to him and asks him to stop. He says, ‘Everyone has got the message. Now let’s go.’ Ranga asks, ‘No need of Hindi?’ Amban replied, ‘No need’.
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Controversy regarding ‘Avesham’
A controversy has erupted on social media regarding the fact that the Hindi language has been insulted in this scene. One wrote on Twitter, ‘Dialogue of a new Malayalam film. Respect the official language of the Republic of India. Many South Indians also came to the actor’s defense after this. One wrote, ‘I like Malayalam films. There is no need of Hindi in Kerala or southern states. If you want to live in the South then learn local languages like Malayalam, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, like when we come to live in the North, South Indians speak Hindi.’ One said, ‘Amban is a South Indian.’
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Where to watch ‘Avesham’?
‘Aavesham’ hit the theaters on April 11. The film began streaming on Prime Video on May 9, exactly 28 days after its theatrical release. After its OTT release, the film has been removed from theaters in Kerala as the film did not meet the deadline of 42 days window prescribed by the United Organization of Kerala (FEUOK).