Rajamouli’s cameo in Prabhas’s Project K
Everyone is well aware that Project K, also known as kalki 2898 AD, starring prabhas and Nag Ashwin, has already generated a great deal of buzz since its initial trailer. Rumors about Dulquer Salmaan's participation in this famous film have already surdata-faced. Now, according to insider rumors, the unconventional filmmaker SS rajamouli will appear in the movie in a cameo.
We are aware that prabhas and rajamouli are the largest duo since they created the most well-known Baahubali Series. They will now work together once more, but not as an actor and a director; instead, they will share the same screen. SS rajamouli will therefore probably certainly appear in Project K, although an official confirmation is still pending.
The theme of the extreme past and extreme future will serve as the foundation for the whole kalki 2898 AD movie. The film's severe past will be focused on the Dwaapara Yuga, while the extreme future signifies the conclusion of the kali Yuga. The story states that towards the conclusion of the KaliYuga, when no one would believe in god and evil will triumph over good, Lord vishnu will appear on earth as kalki Avatar.
We are aware that prabhas and rajamouli are the largest duo since they created the most well-known Baahubali Series. They will now work together once more, but not as an actor and a director; instead, they will share the same screen. SS rajamouli will therefore probably certainly appear in Project K, although an official confirmation is still pending.
The theme of the extreme past and extreme future will serve as the foundation for the whole kalki 2898 AD movie. The film's severe past will be focused on the Dwaapara Yuga, while the extreme future signifies the conclusion of the kali Yuga. The story states that towards the conclusion of the KaliYuga, when no one would believe in god and evil will triumph over good, Lord vishnu will appear on earth as kalki Avatar.
Prabhas, Kamal Haasan, deepika Padukone, Disha Patani, and amitabh bachchan all play significant parts in the Nag Ashwin-directed film kalki 2898 AD. The movie, which debuted as the first indian film to display at San Diego Comic-Con, mesmerised the crowd with its stunning sights and original premise on network first glance. The initial trailer for the film stoked the interest of the audience.