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Ramayana VFX: Team Defends CGI Amidst Criticism
12 Aug
Summary
- Director Nitesh Tiwari acknowledged the daunting task of VFX completion.
- Ranbir Kapoor highlighted the extensive artist hours behind the CGI.
- Producer Namit Malhotra aims to educate creators on the film's VFX efforts.
The director of 'Ramayana,' Nitesh Tiwari, alongside actor Ranbir Kapoor and producer Namit Malhotra, addressed online criticism concerning the film's visual effects. During recent promotional events in the US, the team candidly discussed the substantial effort invested in bringing the ambitious epic to the screen. Tiwari confirmed that Part 1's edit is locked, with current efforts focused on the very daunting task of completing the visual effects.
Ranbir Kapoor, portraying Lord Rama, commented on the public's perception of CGI, suggesting a lack of understanding regarding the countless hours artists dedicate to such work. He stressed that the process involves years of effort, with creators meticulously refining details like sky colors. Producer Namit Malhotra acknowledged the online discussions and criticism, noting the team's initiative to educate creators and influencers about the film's extensive VFX production.
Tiwari further elaborated on the challenges, stating that persistent critics can overshadow significant efforts by amplifying minor mistakes. 'Ramayana,' starring Kapoor as Rama, Sai Pallavi as Sita, and Yash as Ravana, is slated for a two-part theatrical release. The first installment is scheduled for November 6, 2026, internationally, and November 8, 2026, in India, coinciding with Diwali.
