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The biggest challenge of balancing faith and technology and the biggest promise made by Namit Malhotra regarding the quality of the film.

Samira Vishwas | April 8, 2026 4:24 PM CST

New Delhi. Whenever a big budget film to religious faith is produced in the cinema world, the audience’s expectations regarding technology and presentation are very high. Responding to the recent discussions, Namit Malhotra has said that in the filmmaking process, VFX and visual effects are just a tool being used to bring the story to life.

He told that his team is working closely with the best technicians from all over the world so that this sacred story of Maryada Purushottam Ram can be brought on screen with full devotion and amazing synergy of modern technology. According to him, the criticisms are just proof of how deeply people are attached to the project.

Talking about the questions raised regarding the film’s visuals, the producer also shared that creating an immersive cinematic experience takes time and patience. Ramayana is not just a film but an emotion that resides in the hearts of crores of people and every smallest detail is being taken care of while bringing it on screen.

Namit Malhotra believes that when the final result is revealed to the audience, it will stand the test of time on both technical and emotional fronts. He has appealed to the fans to have faith in this creative journey as the entire team is committed to doing justice to this epic.

Through this project, an effort is being made to give a new direction to the use of technology in the Indian film industry. The producer stressed that presenting the story of Ramayana in its originality and purity is their priority and modern technology is being used only to make that experience more grand.

On the points raised by the critics, he politely said that he respects every feedback and constructive criticism inspires him to do better. His aim is to create a masterpiece that every Indian can be proud of and which will serve as a milestone for generations to come.