3D plot view changing in loop

I'm using a subplot to plot 6 3D figures using a loop. I set view(3) in my code and this works for the first figure but as the other figures come, they all tend to look more 2-D. This doesn't happen if I use a function to call all 6 individually but that isn't possible for my code. Another thing is that the figures all look as they should if I maximise the plot window.

function plot_fig123(n,X,Y,header)
    load('terrain.mat')
    subplot(2,3,n)
    h = interp2(x_terrain,y_terrain,h_terrain,X,Y); 
    hold on;
    
    plot3(X,Y,h,'ko','MarkerFaceColor','k','MarkerEdgeColor','k','MarkerSize',1);
    plot3(X(end),Y(end),h(end),'ro',MarkerFaceColor='r')
    surf(x_terrain, y_terrain, h_terrain);
    colormap('jet'); shading interp;
    title(header)
    grid on; xlabel('x (m)'); ylabel('y (m)'); zlabel('z (m)');
    view(3);    
    set(gca, 'LineWidth', 2, 'FontSize', 10, ...
        'Xtick',-150:50:150, 'Ytick', -150:50:100, 'Ztick',-200:50:0)
end

[VBBV]

subplot(3,2,n)  % chage the layout of subplot 
view([90 0]);%try with view angle  or previous value   view(3)

[AGASTHYA VALLURI]

This is for a assignment so I cannot change the layout of the subplot as its required. View([90 0]) doesn't give me the right view either

[AndresVar]

@AGASTHYA VALLURI does it look normal if you just make the figure bigger?

[AGASTHYA VALLURI]

Nope there was no effect, I set the default figure size as fullscreen and maximum but it still behaves the same way. But becomes the desirable output if I close and reopen the window

[Arun]

try:

view(ax1,3); title(ax1,'view(0,90)');

[Anton Kogios]

Can you please provide your terrain.mat file? And the code that calls your function too if possible. It's hard for people to help if we can't run your code ourselves...