Actor Hrithik Roshan recently sparked conversation online after sharing a detailed note about visual effects in cinema following the first glimpse of Ramayana. While the post largely explained how audiences often misunderstand different VFX styles, a reply he left in the comments section has now drawn attention, with fans wondering whether he indirectly addressed criticism around War 2.
Did Hrithik Roshan just address War 2 VFX criticism? Actor responds after fan asks if his post defended the film indirectlyHrithik Roshan responds to fan comment on War 2 VFX debate
After his post went viral, several fans joined the discussion in the comments section, calling it a necessary conversation about how VFX-heavy films are judged. The 52-year-old actor agreed with one such remark and noted that filmmakers should also allow themselves more time before presenting early footage from ambitious projects.
Among the responses that stood out was a fan comment referencing both Ramayana and War 2, suggesting the actor’s post might have indirectly defended the latter amid online criticism of its visuals. Reacting to the comment, Roshan acknowledged that there were technical limitations in his upcoming action film.
He wrote that War 2 had “some physics and gravity issue and less time,” adding that such challenges can happen during production. At the same time, he contrasted it with War, calling the first installment “absolutely spectacularly perfect.”
The remark quickly became part of the ongoing conversation among fans who have been debating expectations from large-scale action spectacles and VFX-driven storytelling.
Actor calls Fighter VFX “very photorealistic”
Roshan also responded to another fan who asked about the visual effects work in Fighter and specifically mentioned the studio DNEG. The actor described the film’s visual effects as “very photorealistic,” reinforcing his earlier point that different films follow different visual approaches depending on their storytelling needs.
Roshan’s original note highlighted how large-scale visual effects projects involve years of work by thousands of artists. He also outlined the difference between photorealistic visuals and stylised storytelling approaches, suggesting that criticism sometimes arises from mismatched expectations rather than technical shortcomings alone.
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