The highly anticipated film Adipurush has finally hit the screens, but it seems to have left the audience with mixed reactions. With its star-studded cast and immense hype, the movie opened to high expectations but has garnered a polarized response.
While some viewers expressed disappointment with the visual effects (VFX), considering them below par and failing to meet their expectations, others seemed satisfied with the overall visual experience and the implementation of computer graphics.
According to reports, those who watched the film in 3D were generally content with the quality of the VFX. However, those who opted for the 2D format felt let down by comparison. Specifically, the Ravana episodes, Lanka empire sequences, and the climax battle were deemed superior in the 3D version but fell short in the 2D format, according to many viewers.
Rumors are circulating that the director, Om Raut, and his team made significant changes to the VFX work in the 3D version following severe backlash after the release of the initial teaser. Additionally, the makers of Adipurush have heavily emphasized the promotion of the 3D version, urging the audience to prefer it over the 2D format. The disparity in VFX quality could be one of the contributing factors driving this recommendation.
Overall, Adipurush’s release has sparked varied opinions, with some viewers dissatisfied with the VFX while others find it visually appealing, particularly in the 3D version. The film’s success seems to hinge on the choice of viewing format, leaving audiences with divergent experiences of the visual effects.
