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Marvel Cinematic Universe’s upcoming film ‘Avengers: Doomsday’, one of Hollywood’s biggest and most awaited franchise films, has become a topic of discussion across the world these days. As soon as the new trailer of this film was released on the internet, it has created a stir on social media. However, while on one hand Hollywood fans seem to be very excited about this teaser, on the other hand a large section of Indian fans are furious after seeing this trailer. On social media platforms, Indian audiences have started comparing the VFX, grandeur and visuals of this Marvel film with Ranbir Kapoor’s upcoming much-discussed mythological film ‘Ramayana’ and have described Ranbir’s film as many times better. After all, why are Indian fans angry with this Hollywood project and what is the whole matter, let us know in detail.
Questions raised on the visuals and VFX shown in the trailer
The VFX and special effects of Marvel Studios films have always been considered benchmarks across the world, but the visuals revealed in ‘Avengers Doomsday’ have disappointed many Indian audiences. Users on social media say that the work of this film with such a big budget and global hype is not looking as strong as expected. On places like Twitter and Reddit, fans are continuously sharing screenshots of its scenes and saying that now Indian cinema is moving ahead technically compared to Hollywood. The audience believes that Marvel is now losing its old shine and along with the story, its visual appeal is also weakening.
Why is there a direct comparison with Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Ramayana’?
There is already a huge craze among the audience in the Indian cinema world about the film ‘Ramayana’ being made under the direction of Nitish Tiwari. Ranbir Kapoor is playing the role of Lord Ram in this film and the world’s best studios are working on its VFX. As soon as the trailer of ‘Avengers Doomsday’ came out, Indian fans immediately started comparing it with the teaser and leaked visuals of Nitish Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’. Fans claim that this film based on Indian mythology will give a tough competition to this mega budget Hollywood film in terms of grandeur, grand set design and emotional depth. This is the reason why a new debate of ‘Indian Cinema vs Hollywood’ has started on the internet.
The trend seems to be changing in the global cinema market.
Cinema lovers and trade analysts believe that the level of taste and understanding of VFX among the Indian audience has increased significantly in the last few years. Now the audience does not appreciate any film just by seeing the name of a big foreign banner, but examines each and every frame in detail. This reaction of Indian fans on Marvel’s film is a strong proof that Indian cinema is now fully prepared to dominate the global platforms in terms of both technology and content. After the release of both the films in the coming days, this competition is going to be very interesting in terms of ruling the box office and the hearts of the audience.