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.

A Quiet Revolution: Kamal Haasan Praises Disciplined Set of “Kalki 2898 AD”

Veteran actor Kamal Haasan has offered a unique perspective on his experience working on the highly anticipated film “Kalki 2898 AD.” In a recent interview, Haasan surprised many by revealing that what impressed him most wasn’t the film’s large scale or advanced technology, but rather the unexpected tranquility of the set.

Haasan, a seasoned performer with decades of experience, highlighted the stark contrast between the typical hustle and bustle of film productions and the serene atmosphere cultivated on “Kalki 2898 AD.” He commended the film’s director, Nag Ashwin, and the entire team for their commitment to a disciplined and focused environment. Haasan’s remark, “Everybody is talking in discipline. I found that Nag Ashwin could speak in his volume and still be heard. Nagi mumbles, but he is still heard in the set because that’s how quiet the set is,” speaks volumes about the team’s dedication to creating a space conducive to creative collaboration.

This emphasis on a quiet and controlled set environment suggests a production that prioritizes focus and precision. Haasan’s positive experience further amplifies the growing anticipation for “Kalki 2898 AD.” Boasting an impressive ensemble cast featuring Prabhas, Amitabh Bachchan, and Deepika Padukone, the film promises a captivating blend of Indian mythology and futuristic science fiction. With a veteran actor like Haasan praising the production’s focus and the film’s intriguing premise, “Kalki 2898 AD” is poised to be a major cinematic event.