The internet is currently in a heated debate over the first look at Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana, with many fans complaining that the visual effects look “off” or unfinished. However, superstar Hrithik Roshan has stepped in to defend the project, suggesting that what people are calling “bad VFX” might actually be a deliberate artistic choice. He hinted that the film is aiming for a unique visual language—essentially asking fans if they’re just confused because it doesn’t look like the typical blockbuster they expected.
While critics are busy comparing the clips to high-end video games, Hrithik is urging everyone to keep an open mind. He believes the “style” of the film is meant to be experimental and fresh, rather than just a carbon copy of past epics. Whether it’s a genius new look or a genuine CGI stumble remains to be seen, but with a massive budget and a star-studded cast, the pressure is on for director Nitesh Tiwari to prove that this “style” actually works when the full movie hits the big screen
