Confusion over movie tickets for Kalki and Kalki 2898 AD; Rajasekhar’s reply is humors

The much-awaited movie Kalki 2898 AD has started accepting bookings in Hyderabad. This mythological sci-fi film, starring Prabhas, is selling an incredible number of tickets, with over 60,000 being sold every hour on Book My Show. Fans are eagerly grabbing tickets for both the 2D and 3D versions, highlighting Prabhas’s immense popularity.

However, an issue has emerged. Tickets for another film, Rajasekhar’s Kalki from 2019, are also available on the same booking platform. This has led to confusion, with many people mistakenly purchasing tickets for the wrong movie. Once they completed their purchase, they realized they had bought tickets for Rajasekhar’s film instead of Kalki 2898 AD. As a result, many shows of Rajasekhar’s film quickly sold out, causing people to speculate whether this mix-up was intentional to exploit the excitement surrounding Kalki 2898 AD.

To address this confusion, Book My Show issued a statement explaining that the appearance of Rajasekhar’s Kalki was due to a technical error. They assured customers that tickets mistakenly bought for the 2019 film would be honored for Kalki 2898 AD instead. This clarification should help clear up any misunderstandings.

Responding humorously to the situation, Rajasekhar posted on social media that he had no connection to the ticket confusion, adding some light-hearted comments. He also extended his best wishes to Prabhas, director Nag Ashwin, producer Ashwini Dutt, and the entire team of Kalki 2898 AD, hoping they achieve great success and make a significant impact on the film industry.

The Enduring Legacy of “Indian 2”: A Film Forged Through Resilience

Kamal Haasan’s highly anticipated sequel, “Indian 2,” is finally nearing its release after a tumultuous production journey. The film, a follow-up to the 1996 vigilante action classic “Indian,” has garnered immense attention not only for its star power but also for the challenges it faced during filming.

Haasan himself recently shed light on the film’s ballooning budget, attributing it to the unforeseen circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic and tragic on-set accidents. These events significantly disrupted the production schedule and drove up costs. Haasan lauded the unwavering commitment of both Lyca Productions, the film’s producer, and director S. Shankar. He commended their persistence in safeguarding the project, refusing to abandon it in the face of adversity.

“The budget wasn’t solely determined by the director or the script,” Haasan remarked. “COVID dictated our budget, and certain accidents led to delays, impacting the financial aspects.” He acknowledged the ease with which the project could have been shelved, but the unwavering resolve of Lyca and Shankar to see it through completion is truly commendable.

“Indian 2” represents more than just a cinematic experience; it embodies the spirit of perseverance. The film’s enduring appeal lies not only in its star-studded cast, featuring Haasan himself in a double role, but also in the remarkable collaboration between him and director Shankar. This potent combination has generated significant buzz and secured a record-breaking deal in the Telugu states, highlighting the immense anticipation surrounding the project.

Despite the numerous obstacles encountered during production, “Indian 2” stands as a testament to the unwavering dedication of its creators. The film’s eventual release promises to be a momentous occasion, not only for fans of the original but for cinema enthusiasts worldwide.