Audiences who watched Avatar: The Way of Water feel every frame and every scene in this film to be truly mesmerising. Right from Pandora's newly introduced computer graphics creatures to the realistic feel of water, the sequel film of the global hit Avatar (2009), directed by James Cameron can be simply described as an absolute wonder of visual effects.
Getting to the basics of it, it is interesting to know that most of this film's breathtaking shots have come from its VFX supervisor, whose effort is key to some of the film's splashy scenes. The Visual Effects Supervisor is none other than a Telugu girl, Pavani Rao Boddapati who has been part of Pandora's decade-long journey right from the original film and its sprawling sequel as well.
She has also worked for films such as The Hobbit Trilogy and Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials. We have seen how NRI’s have made India proud in every arena and here’s the turn of one more NRI, particularly a Telugu girl who has been instrumental in crafting some of its best visual effects, that has impressed audiences and film critics as well all over the world.
