Yash urges fans to overlook minor VFX flaws in Ramayana amid online criticism

Internet tears into Yash over overlook VFX flaws in Ramayana remark

Kannada actor Yash, who portrays Ravana in director Nitesh Tiwari’s high-budget epic Ramayana, also serves as a producer on the film alongside Namit Malhotra. He attended the film's pre-release event in Hyderabad on Monday, October 19. During his speech, Yash addressed the criticism surrounding the film’s visual effects (VFX), urging audiences to watch Ramayana with an open mind rather than focusing on perceived flaws in the visuals.Yash Defends Ramayana VFX Amid CriticismYash made a special request to fans, saying, "Sometimes when someone tries to do things like this, Namit has gambled his reputation and money to put this film on a global platform. Please don't try to find small faults in the VFX, this and that. It will never happen again if we lose people like him now. It will take more years; we will go back in time. Let's see the film with an open mind. He has always taken every feedback and criticism and tried to do it better. I request you from my side, for once, if you like the film, let's come together and show the world."Check out the video:'Best Actor Is Ranveer Singh': Dil Raju Mistakes Ranbir Kapoor For Dhurandhar Actor At Ramayana Event, Laughs And Apologises—VIDEO#YASH:“Please don’t try to find small faults, like VFX in #Ramayana.If we lose people like Namit Malhotra, it will take us backwards by years.Watch the film with an open mind. I request fans across all industries to come together and take Indian cinema to the world.” pic.twitter.com/GdqfIhkKsu— Gulte (@GulteOfficial) October 19, 2026 Yash Praises Namit MalhotraHe praised Namit , saying that he must be “protected” for his passion, dedication, determination and relentless commitment. Yash said it is everyone’s responsibility to support Malhotra, who had been comfortably running his business in Los Angeles. He recalled that whenever they met, Malhotra consistently spoke about wanting to do something significant for the Indian film industry. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ramayana: Rise of a Legend (@ramayanamovie)'Quite Funny...': Ranbir Kapoor SLAMS 'CGI Critics' Over Ramayana VFX Criticism, Namit Malhotra Says People Are Judging Visuals On PhonesDespite achieving success and receiving Oscars, Malhotra was not satisfied, as he wanted India’s film industry to reach the same global level of recognition. Yash added that Malhotra believed elevating Indian cinema on the world stage was the achievement that would truly make him happy.Release DateRamayana: Part 1 is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on November 5, 2026, while Part 2 is slated to arrive during Diwali 2027.

Watch with open mind Yash urges fans not to find small faults with Ramayana VFX

Yash, playing Ravana in the upcoming film 'Ramayana', urged fans to support the project during a recent event. He emphasized the importance of looking beyond minor flaws and enjoying the film as a whole. Yash called for unity among fans from various film industries to celebrate this ambitious production. Meanwhile, producer Namit Malhotra is actively responding to feedback regarding the film's visual effects and character designs.