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Reacting to the viral painting, one user said, “This is called the real Talent.”
The artist took four months to make the painting.(Photo Credit: Instagram)
We often come across works of art that leave us truly speechless. One such remarkable artwork that has been winning hearts on the Internet lately is that of Lord Ram. At first glance, it might look like just any other canvas painting. What makes it truly spectacular is its magical transformation when viewed from different angles.
In a viral clip, the artist, who created the masterpiece, was seen sitting in front of the canvas, giving finishing touches. Once the painting was ready, he brought a mirror to one side of it. And that’s when the real magic unfolds. From the front, the painting reveals the divine face of Lord Ram. But as soon as the angle shifts, the picture transforms, revealing Lord Hanuman, who is Lord Ram’s ultimate devotee.
Internet Can’t Stop Praising The Artist And His Artwork
When the mirror is placed at a right angle, both Lord Ram and Lord Hanuman appear together in a single view. The transformation left viewers amazed, and they began praising the artist’s creativity and precision. One user wrote, “Whoa, so beautiful.”
“Best thing on the Internet today,” said someone else.
A different person shared, “This is called the real Talent.”
“Speechless, priceless,” someone else commented after seeing the magic unfold.
Meanwhile, another individual explained the process of making such painting, saying, “It’s Lenticular Art / Lenticular Print – uses a special ribbed or ridged surface that shows different images from different angles when an artist paints two images on slanted surfaces (like triangular panels) so that: from the left, you see image A, from the right, you see image B. I hope this helps you guys understand better!!”
The Artist Took Four Months To Create The Painting
The Instagram page, which shared the clip, mentioned in the comments, “This is a real painting video, not AI. Original artwork by @akbarmomin3dartist — pure talent.” The artist, who painted Lord Ram and Lord Hanuman, had shared the clip back in 2023, a few months before the Pran Pratishtha ceremony of Ayodhya Ram Mandir. He specialises in such 3D canvas paintings.
In the original clip, he revealed that it took him about 4 months to bring the masterpiece to life. He had also wished that his painting would get a place in the newly built temple.
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First Published:
November 12, 2025, 10:16 IST
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