'The Avengers' and 'Batman' film VFX agency on board for Salman Khan's superhero film with Raj and DK?

Ever since the announcement of Salman Khan teaming up with Raj & DK for a superhero film, the project has become one of the most exciting collaborations in the Hindi film industry in recent times. While this announcement has already grabbed everyone’s attention, another interesting update has now emerged: the digital visual effects and computer animation company Weta FX is in talks to handle the VFX for the film.

As per an independent industry source, "The renowned VFX company Weta FX is reportedly in discussions to take charge of the visual effects for Raj & DK’s upcoming superhero film starring Salman Khan. The studio is known for delivering top-tier work on global projects like The Avengers, The Batman, The Last of Us, and Moon Knight, hinting at a massive visual scale for this film."

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The makers are clearly aiming big, with a strong focus on reaching a global audience. If this collaboration materializes, it could elevate the project to an entirely new level. This is indeed an exciting update that further amplifies the scale and ambition of the film.

With Raj & DK having delivered acclaimed content like The Family Man, Farzi, and Citadel: Honey Bunny, they are now set to collaborate with India’s biggest superstar, Salman Khan.

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