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Yash asks fans to stop nitpicking 'Ramayana' VFX, mourns loss of Namit Malhotra
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 20 Oct 2026, 11:03 AM
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Actor Yash has urged fans to refrain from criticizing the visual effects in the film 'Ramayana,' emphasizing the importance of retaining key talent like the late Namit Malhotra for future projects.
Renowned actor Yash has addressed the ongoing discourse surrounding the visual effects in the upcoming film 'Ramayana.' In a recent statement, he urged the audience to refrain from nitpicking the technical aspects of the production, asking fans to look beyond minor critiques.
Yash highlighted the critical importance of retaining skilled professionals in the industry. He specifically mentioned Namit Malhotra, stating that the industry would face significant challenges if it loses such dedicated individuals. His remarks underscore the value of experienced VFX artists in creating high-quality cinematic experiences.
The actor's comments come at a time when technical execution is often a focal point of public debate for major releases. By calling for patience and appreciation for the craft, Yash aims to foster a more supportive environment for the creative teams working on large-scale productions.
This appeal serves as a reminder to the fanbase that behind every visual spectacle lies the hard work of specialized technicians whose contributions are vital to the success of Indian cinema.
Yash highlighted the critical importance of retaining skilled professionals in the industry. He specifically mentioned Namit Malhotra, stating that the industry would face significant challenges if it loses such dedicated individuals. His remarks underscore the value of experienced VFX artists in creating high-quality cinematic experiences.
The actor's comments come at a time when technical execution is often a focal point of public debate for major releases. By calling for patience and appreciation for the craft, Yash aims to foster a more supportive environment for the creative teams working on large-scale productions.
This appeal serves as a reminder to the fanbase that behind every visual spectacle lies the hard work of specialized technicians whose contributions are vital to the success of Indian cinema.