Mr. Namit Malhotra Let's End this Once and for All

Criticize Is Not Equal to Hate This video discusses the difference between Genuine criticism and hate, especially when it comes to VFX and CGI in big-budget Indian films. If audiences notice problems in the CGI, questioning them is not automatically “spreading hate.” Criticism and hate are two completely different things. When a film is marketed around the work of an Oscar-winning VFX company, audiences have every right to ask whether the final result actually lives up to that claim. "Explaining is better than making excuses." To Mr. Namit Malhotra Why not organise an interview with the CG Supervisor of Ramayana and let them explain what actually went into creating these shots, what technical challenges they faced, and why certain CGI choices look the way they do? As a CGI artist, I can analyse what appears on screen, but I cannot know the exact reason behind every technical decision. Only the supervisors who actually worked on the project can provide those answers. So rather than turning criticism into a debate about “hate,” let's explain. If the audience is asking questions, give them answers. Explaining is better than excuses.