Sunil Lahri: It was difficult to digest the VFX sequences in the teaser of 'Adipurush', said Laxman of Ramayana

The teaser of Prabhas starrer film 'Adipurush' directed by Om Raut was recently launched grandly in Ayodhya. People were eagerly waiting for this teaser, but after the release, the audience did not like the VFX and CGI (computer-generated scenes) used in it and people are constantly giving their feedback on social media. Now meanwhile, Sunil Lahiri, who played the role of Laxman in Ramanand Sagar's Ramayana, has also talked about the teaser of 'Adipurush'.

During a new interview, Sunil Lahiri while talking about the teaser of 'Adipurush' said that "of course, it (VFX) was difficult to digest, at that time in 1987 (at the time of Ramayana TV serial) we had to go for technology. We were new and we tried to achieve the best with our utmost efforts. That is why it is still appreciated by people after 35 years." "The younger generation doesn't think the show had a 'cartoonish' effect or was made fun of," he said.

He further said that if this technology was there, Ramanand sahib would have made something else and would have made it better. I believe that even though we have evolved in VFX, it is difficult to replicate what Ramanand Sahab has achieved. "Earlier everything was manual, today everything is preset and they stick to that, they don't want to put in the effort even though we used to use green and blue screens but we used to take care of every detail and work hard. Were."

Sunil Lahiri, while talking about the detailing in the scenes of Ramayana, said that when Hanuman Ji carried Ram and Lakshman on his shoulder, it took 4 days to shoot this scene. Let us inform you that during the lockdown, Arun Govil, Dipika Chikhlia, and Sunil Lahiri started Ramanand Sagar's Ramayana was telecast again and people gave it as much love as before.

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