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Touted as a cinematic marvel, "Kalki 2898 AD" delves into Hindu mythological narratives, promising a visual extravaganza. Directed by the renowned Nag Ashwin, the film boasts an ensemble cast featuring South Indian superstar Prabhas, Kamal Haasan, Deepika Padukone, Amitabh Bachchan, and many more distinguished personalities.
At its core lies the tale of Kalki, believed to be the final incarnation of Lord Krishna, portrayed by Prabhas with his signature finesse. Shot in both Hindi and Telugu, the bilingual endeavour aims to captivate audiences across linguistic boundaries.
Initially slated for a May 9th release, the producers revised the date amidst uncertainties. However, sources now suggest a definitive release on May 30th, offering respite to eager fans. Yet, the delay sparked curiosity: Why the hesitation despite a colossal budget?
The looming spectre of impending elections looms large, questioning whether, amidst the tumult of political fervour, cinema stands a chance to thrive. Will audiences prioritise cinema amidst the chaos, or will box office numbers bear the brunt?
Despite challenges, assurances abound regarding a seamless theatrical experience devoid of disruptions. With filming wrapped up recently, anticipation peaks as the release date draws near.
It is known that the release date of the film will be announced on April 17 of this month. It is also speculated that initially the production house fixed the release date of "Kalki 2898 AD" on June 20.
In a strategic move, producers hint at a prelude in the form of a short animated film preceding the main feature. However, specifics regarding its release remain undisclosed, adding to the intrigue surrounding "Kalki 2898 AD."
