Visual excellence, what do you think?

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Annie

@Star_girl

Sparkler

Posted: 12 years ago

#11

I completely agree about the visual brilliance part. I felt like I was watching a beautiful movie. Now, we should wait and watch how they set up the story itself. Because the story is always the hero. No amount of visual handicap can ruin a lovely story, and likewise, no amount of visual brilliance can make up for an average plot-setting. I am really hopeful. 😉

Edited by Star_girl - 12 years ago

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Mythili

@mythili2

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+ 2

Posted: 12 years ago

#12

The visual effects were great.. loved the 1st episode. .

The sets and costumes were awesome. .

Edited by mythili2 - 12 years ago

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Koeli

@Koeli

Channel Moderator

+ 16

Posted: 12 years ago

#13

Oh god... such a pathetic graphics... come on man the set looks so much grander... kept it simple... no need of those extra stupid graphics...

i was so disappointed the way it started... it was much much better after debvatt's abhishek...

i hope they show minus those idiotic graphics. 🥱

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laddoo598

@laddoo598

Sparkler

+ 5

Posted: 12 years ago

#14

From a technical point of view, this show has the best visuals, camera work, animation, cinematography, locations, sets, that I have ever seen in an Indian show.

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ghalibmirza

@ghalibmirza

Stunner

+ 4

Posted: 12 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: Moner_Radio
i have seen BR Chopra's Mahabharat as a child and i'm seeing this Mahabharat today. and the technological aspects of this new MB is as per the modern and expected standards..coz i dont think such high level of visual technology on TV was available those days. but yes, i would have liked it better if they had kept the sets a low-key and crude .. Mahabharat is a story of incidents that happened approx. 900 BC, such grandeur at that time isnt sitting well with me.

i somewhat agree with u, i feel that old mahabharat is more close to the heart and new one is more of a visual treat, and somewhere the connection is missing.