What if one Apple computer could change the future of Indian cinema? 🎬✨
From a tiny garage in Mumbai with just one Apple computer, Namit Malhotra dared to dream beyond borders.
Instead of chasing opportunities in Hollywood, he focused on building world-class visual effects powered by Indian talent. That vision grew into DNEG, the globally acclaimed VFX studio behind some of cinema’s biggest blockbusters, including Avatar, Dune, Interstellar, and The Odyssey.
Today, after contributing to films recognised with multiple Academy Awards for Visual Effects, Namit is setting his sights on an even bigger dream—bringing Ramayana to audiences around the world with cutting-edge storytelling and world-class visual effects.
His journey proves that global excellence doesn’t have to be imported—it can be built right here in India.
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