Kalki 2898 AD: Tollywood's next big film has a grand opening
Every time something new and grand is seen in the Tollywood film industry. This time all eyes are on Prabhas' upcoming film "Kalki 2898 AD".
Bringing a unique blend of science-fiction and entertainment, this film has already created a wave of excitement among the audience. Directed by Nag Ashwin, the film is all set to rock the big screen.
A confluence of grandeur and innovation
The specialty of the film is not only limited to its story and acting, but its technical aspects are also quite unique. Recently, the makers have released a new poster in which Prabhas is seen as his character Bhairava with a customized car Bujji. This car is not only an important part of the film but it is also being displayed in different parts of the country to increase excitement among the audience.
Animation prelude and trailer rock
The film is still 30 days away from release, and every effort is being made to attract the audience. This Friday, the animation prelude of Bujji and Bhairava will be released on Prime Video, which will further increase the curiosity of the audience to get a glimpse of the film. Apart from this, the theatrical trailer of the film will also be released soon, which is definitely going to rock the theaters.
Star shine
Along with Prabhas, veteran actors like Amitabh Bachchan, Deepika Padukone, Kamal Haasan and Disha Patani will also be seen in important roles in the film. The presence of these stars has further raised the expectations of the film. The film's producer Ashwini Dutt has presented it as a tent-pole film, and Santosh Narayan's musical compositions have made it even more spectacular.
Prabhas' "Kalki 2898 AD" is not only Tollywood's next big film, but it can also prove to be an important milestone for Indian cinema. A blend of science-fiction, grand sets, tremendous action and a brilliant cast, this film will surely prove to be a memorable experience for the audience. So get ready to go on this unique journey as this film is all set to rock the big screen.