SOURCE: ASIANINTERCEPT.COM
The highly-anticipated teaser for Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone’s upcoming film, ‘Fighter’, has dropped, leaving audiences and military enthusiasts in awe. The film’s CGI has garnered particular praise, exceeding expectations previously set by Indian military-themed movies.
The teaser boasts stunning visuals, particularly the meticulously detailed CGI recreations of fighter jets such as the Su-30MKI, F-16, and MiG-29. This meticulous attention to detail has impressed many, marking a significant improvement over the subpar CGI often seen in Indian films depicting military themes.
However, despite the overall positive reception, eagle-eyed viewers have spotted a discrepancy in some of the dogfight scenes. The Su-30MKI in these scenes is shown carrying air-to-air missiles that are not part of its actual arsenal. This minor error, while seemingly insignificant to some, has raised eyebrows within the Indian defense community, prompting discussions about the accuracy of the film’s portrayal of military technology.
While the Su-30MKI missile discrepancy may be a minor oversight, it serves as a reminder of the importance of accuracy in portraying military equipment and procedures in films. Such details not only affect the realism of the film for military enthusiasts but can also have broader implications for public perception of the armed forces and their capabilities.
It remains to be seen whether this error will be addressed in the final film. Nevertheless, the overall improvement in CGI showcased in the ‘Fighter’ teaser is a positive