Kalki 2898 AD - It's Deepika Padukone movie and Prabhas has a Cameo
Nag Ashwin, who earlier helmed the popular Mahanati, directed kalki 2898 AD, showcasing his dramatic and literary talent for emotive storytelling. Once more, he chose a movie similar to kalki, which has a large screen and lots of room for drama and action. amitabh as ashwatthama captures our interest right away in the opening moments of the movie, and the suspenseful introduction of the characters, rajendra prasad and Shobhana, further draws us in.
After some lighthearted bantering that establishes the tone of his persona, we witness Bhairava (Prabhas) introduce himself. A protracted combat scene ensues. Bhairava's effect isn't as strong as anticipated despite the prolonged action scene, but there aren't any significant issues as of now. Prabhas, on the other hand, disappears for a considerable amount of time before reappearing, which feels erratic for a starring character and comes across more as a cameo.
An important character in the story, SUM-80, a pregnant lab patient, is introduced by deepika Padukone. All of the character introductions, though, fall flat. The first part is lengthy, yet not a single character sticks out. Even the scene where the audience meets Kamal Haasan, the Supreme, lacks the necessary cinematic force; they only say that meeting him for the first time is difficult, but they nevertheless enter the room to greet him. Still, this has some excellent visual effects.