Kantara: Chapter 1 is bringing in a lot of positive reviews from the audience. Living upto the expectations, the film unit is receiving praises for the performances, plot line, and technicalities. The most surprising element is the VFX of the film. The quality that the team achieved is nothing short of a miracle. Even though the budget was big, the quality that the team achieved is nothing short of a miracle. Now, it brings us to the most important discussion of how the makers over hype films with VFX but deliver poor quality.
In recent times, Mirai is one film that has had the best VFX sequences. The team achieved the output in their production office, with a set of team members. They proved that we don’t need International studios but a proper budget with a talented team. Kantara also excels in the same.
The Animal sequence, the fight sequences, and the divine element visualization have come out amazing on the big screen. The film exposed the big-star films where they overhype the films unnecessarily, claiming massive budgets going into making these films. However, in the end, the output is completely dissatisfying. Many such films underdeliver technically. The major reason is that they either blindly trust someone by putting a big budget or do not know what is needed for the project.
With changing times and the change in the tastes of audiences, the visual effects play a crucial role in the film’s success, and sometimes, they play the spoilsport as well. With Kantara, one thing is very clear: great quality of VFX can be achieved with shoestring budgets as well.
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