Sources close to the project have indicated that even if Mahavatar begins filming in early 2026, post-production would require a long window. Previous big-budget VFX-heavy films like Brahmastra, Adipurush, and Ramayana have shown how delays in post are often unavoidable.
Given the scale of mythology-based cinema, and the need for authenticity and visual grandeur, the team may choose to prioritize quality over deadlines. While fans are eagerly awaiting Vicky’s divine transformation, patience might be the price for perfection.
Even if Mahavatar starts filming in early 2026, post-production would need a long window, according to people close to the project. Post-production delays are frequently inevitable, as demonstrated by previous high-budget VFX-heavy films like Brahmastra, Adipurush, and Ramayana.
The team may decide to put quality above deadlines given the scope of mythology-based films and the requirement for authenticity and visual grandeur. Vicky’s divine metamorphosis is eagerly anticipated by fans, but perfection may come at the cost of patience.
