Bad VFX In TV Serial Ignites Online Buzz; Netizens Roar With Laughter

Viral Video: A recent scene from the?popular?Indian TV serial?"Nazar"?has sparked a wave of laughter across social media platforms. The scene, featuring an evil witch tossing a baby boy off a cliff, intended to evoke fear and emotion but instead drew ridicule due to its poor quality visual effects (VFX).

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@terakyalenadena, a user on X platform, shared the clip with the caption,?“These TV?serial’s?VFX are going out of hands,”?initiating a flood of criticism from netizens. One user humorously remarked,?“and oscar?award for best child actor goes to?‘noBODY’(found),”?highlighting the absurdity of the scene.?Another quipped,?“RIP physics,”?emphasizing the unrealistic nature of the VFX.

Comments continued to pour in, with one person jokingly stating,?“Kid is enjoying the moment as he knows SHAKTIMAN will come and save him,”?referencing a popular superhero character.?Another commenter expressed disbelief, saying,?“Believe me, this is not even 50%.?I expected both hero and heroine to jump and save the kid.?At?the end,?hero?or heroine will die (just for 2 mins).?After 2 mins, life will come.”

Some netizens voiced concern over the?compromising?of quality for mass appeal, with one remarking,?“It’s?baffling to see directors compromising on quality for mass appeal,?The irony is, audiences still applaud!?Seems?like critical thinking is on vacation.”

The incident underscores a broader debate within the entertainment industry regarding the balance between spectacle and substance. While advancements in VFX technology offer new creative possibilities, their integration into storytelling requires careful consideration to maintain audience engagement and credibility.?

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As viewers increasingly demand high-quality content, producers face the challenge of meeting these expectations while navigating the pressures of commercial success. Ultimately, it prompts reflection on the evolving nature of viewer preferences and the imperative for innovation without compromising?on?artistic integrity.

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