Ranbir Kapoor's statement has come out regarding the criticism of the VFX shown in the teaser and trailer of the film 'Ramayana', which is being made under the direction of Nitesh Tiwari. In an interview given to 'Collider', the film's lead actor Ranbir Kapoor, director Nitesh Tiwari, and co-producer Namit Malhotra have responded to the trolls. In a recent interview with ‘Collider,’ the team behind the upcoming epic ‘Ramayana’ addressed the widespread criticism surrounding the film's visual effects. Lead actor Ranbir Kapoor, director Nitesh Tiwari, and co-producer Namit Malhotra spoke out to defend their project against the online backlash that followed the release of the teaser and trailer. Addressing the negative feedback on the graphics, Ranbir suggested that viewers are prematurely judging the VFX by watching the trailer on mobile screens and low-bandwidth internet connections. The makers also clarified that the visual effects are still being finalized, urging audiences to reserve their judgment and experience the film's true scale in IMAX 3D. 'People start understanding AI by watching trailers on the phone' Ranbir Kapoor said that people who don't have knowledge of computer graphics think that everything has been made solely with AI. In reality, countless hours and years of hard work go into preparing any scene. Ranbir stated that from the very beginning of the project, Nitesh Tiwari and Namit Malhotra sit in visual effects meetings, even working to get the sky's color right. He believes that impressing today's audience with computer graphics has become a very difficult task. Millions of dollars spent for the big screen experience Namit Malhotra, co-producer and visual effects expert of the film, said that people are not experiencing the visuals on the right screen and in the right environment. When the same visual is seen in 3D in IMAX, people's opinion changes. According to Namit, makers are spending millions of dollars to provide the best big-screen experience, but people start finding flaws by watching it on mobile phones with poor internet connection. A small mistake is being exaggerated Director Nitesh Tiwari stated that his team is still finalizing the visual effects work. It took two and a half to three years to complete some special sequences of the film. Nitesh said that when a person watches a work with the sole intention of finding flaws, the years of effort of the entire team are overlooked, and even a small oversight is presented as a very big deal. Nami Malhotra's company DNEG has won 8 Oscars Amidst criticism, Nami Malhotra's visual effects company DNEG has maintained a strong track record. This company is a British visual effects company operating under Nami's parent company 'Prime Focus'. DNEG has so far received a total of 8 Oscar awards in the Best Visual Effects category. This includes major Hollywood films like Christopher Nolan's 'Inception', 'Interstellar', 'Tenet', as well as 'Blade Runner 2049' and 'Dune'. The film is made on a budget of ₹4,000 crore The film 'Ramayana', being directed by Nitesh Tiwari, is one of the most expensive films in Indian cinema. Its total budget is said to be around ₹4,000 crore. The film is being produced jointly by Namit Malhotra and South star Yash. Apart from Ranbir Kapoor and Yash, many other big actors will be seen in important roles in the film. Since the teaser release, there has been a buzz among the audience about the film. Key things related to the film 'Ramayana'-