Wordpress Images issue - wordpress

I have get some images issue. Images are not displayed even images are at the proper location. Also When I tried to open images in browser, it says not found. Wordpress version 4.8.3 with visual composer. Tried to upload images using wp - media. Images uploaded but does not work (displayed)
Steps followed to resolve is issue:
Give 777 permission to uploads directory and all subdirectory
folders.
Inform host regarding the issue. but not able to solve the issue.
Check images by calling third site url. in that case images displayed.

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