Ashwatthama Intro Generates Huge Hype On ‘Kalki 2898 AD’!

After scoring a hit in December with ‘Salaar’, fans of Prabhas are loving life and the next movie from him is a fantasy sci-fi project ‘Kalki 2898 AD’ under Nag Ashiwn’s direction. The movie is getting ready to hit the screens soon and it is regarded as the biggest project in India till date. Not just the fans and film lovers but even the people from the industry are eager to watch it.

The glimpse and the posters that came out till date crated a lot of buzz on the movie and having big names like Amitabh Bachchan, Deepika Padukone and Kamal Hassan onboard is also hyping up the audience. The makers are planning a grand release and the promotions have started already. The ‘Kalki 2898 AD’ team has officially released an introduction video of Ashwatthama character played by the legendary Amitabh Bachchan.

It is highly impressive as the look of Big B and the visuals are astonishing. Also, the technical quality along with the background score are top-notch in it. People are getting the idea that Nag Ashwin is going to present us with something epic and unique with ‘Kalki 2898 AD’. With the intro video of Ashwatthama’s character raising the expectations heavily, the audience are keen to see what the movie unit does next.

irector Nag Ashwin is busy with the VFX work. Disha Patani is a part of this movie as well. Ashwini Dutt is the movie’s producer. The dystopian backdrop and the look of the actors generated a lot of interest among the viewers. Santosh Narayanan is the music composer while Djordje Stojilijkovic is the director of photography. The new release date will be made official soon as per reports.

Kannada Star Tarak Spills the Beans on Pushpa 2 Role

Kannada actor Tarak Ponnappa is making his mark in Tollywood. With three Telugu films already out and projects like Devara, Pushpa 2, and an untitled one in the pipeline, his presence is growing steadily.

He attributes the rise of pan-Indian films to the opportunities they offer regional actors, creating a diverse onscreen presence.

Tarak has even quit his Kannada show to focus on Telugu projects. “Currently, my priority is to continue working in Telugu cinema where I’m receiving promising opportunities,” he says. He believes success will open doors to new ventures and allow him to diversify the roles he portrays.

In his next film, Pushpa 2, Tarak will play a villain. The role required a makeover and even a fight sequence with Allu Arjun.

“Since I’m not highly experienced in performing stunts, he provided guidance on body positioning to enhance the menacing look on screen,” he says, impressed by Allu Arjun’s knowledge of stunts and dance.