VFX Supervisors Defend 'Ramayana' Amid Online Criticism
· GlobeWire Daily Entertainment Desk · Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

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Industry Perspective on VFX Criticism
VFX supervisors Yashoda Parthasarthy and Vijesh Rajan, noted for their contributions to 'Sacred Games' and 'Farzi', have voiced their support for the upcoming Ranbir Kapoor-starrer 'Ramayana'. Addressing recent online discussions regarding the film's visual effects, the duo suggests that the project represents a significant opportunity for Indian cinema to achieve broader global recognition.
The Complexity of Photorealistic Effects
The supervisors, who possess extensive experience in visual effects and motion design, emphasize the technical labor required for such large-scale productions. Key points highlighted by the experts include:
- Resource Disparity: Parthasarthy noted that audiences frequently compare Indian projects to international franchises like Marvel, despite vast differences in production budgets.
- Artistic Empathy: Both supervisors advocate for a more nuanced critique that considers the effort of the thousands of professionals involved in the creative process.
- Industry Growth: Rajan highlighted the importance of backing ambitious projects to help open doors for future Indian filmmakers on the international stage.
Addressing the Online Climate
Vijesh Rajan stated that while constructive feedback is essential for artistic evolution, he perceives a disproportionate amount of negativity currently directed at the film. He expressed concern that persistent trolling may discourage creative teams. The supervisors urge viewers to maintain empathy and perspective when discussing technical flaws, emphasizing that supporting large-scale Indian storytelling is a collective responsibility for the audience.
Future Projects
The duo is currently promoting their upcoming short film, 'Aakhri Ride', which features Chandan Roy, Aamir Dalvi, and Faisal Malik. The project, presented by Anurag Kashyap and Vasan Bala, is scheduled for release on the 'Oh Short Flips' YouTube channel on October 31. Viewers can verify these production details and the official trailer status via the filmmakers' official social media channels or the platform hosting the short.
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