Ramayana film director details AI use in VFX production with Oscar-winning studio DNEG
Director Nitesh Tiwari discussed the use of artificial intelligence in the production of the film adaptation of the Ramayana, noting that the project is backed by DNEG, an eight-time Oscar-winning visual effects studio. According to Tiwari, the film is VFX-heavy and involved artists from around the world contributing to create the envisioned world.
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This story is based on official filmmaker commentary distributed by the Associated Press. The claim about DNEG's Oscar history and the film's VFX scope reflect the director's statements as reported by a credible wire service.
✓ Verified
- ✓Director Nitesh Tiwari discussed AI use in the Ramayana film. (AP Archive, October 27, 2026)
- ✓The film is backed by DNEG, an eight-time Oscar-winning visual effects studio. (AP Archive)
- ✓The production is VFX-heavy with international artist contributions. (AP Archive)
~ Interpretation
- ~The film represents a significant example of AI integration in major studio productions. (AP reporting on filmmaker commentary, not independently verified finding)
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