Prabhas's 'Kalki 2' eyes December 2027 release: Report
09 May 2026
The sequel to the blockbuster film Kalki 2898 AD is set for a grand theatrical release in December 2027, reported Pinkvilla.
The film, directed by Nag Ashwin, will continue from where the first part left off.
The sequel stars Prabhas, Amitabh Bachchan, and Kamal Haasan in the lead roles, while Sai Pallavi is rumored to have replaced Deepika Padukone.
Extensive post-production process will delay release
Production timeline
Sources reveal that major portions of the Kalki 2898 AD sequel are expected to be wrapped up by April 2027.
The makers are planning an elaborate post-production process due to the movie's scale.
"Makers of Kalki 2 are planning an extensive post-production process, given the heavy visual effects and world-building required for the futuristic spectacle," a source told the portal.
Sequel to delve deeper into mythology, emotional conflicts
Plot details
While plot details are currently under wraps, insiders suggest that the sequel will further explore the mythology and emotional conflict established in the first film.
The battle against Supreme Yaskin (Haasan) will become the story's central focus.
"The sequel is a lot bigger than the first part, as the real battle in the world of Kalki begins here," the source further shared.
'Kalki' franchise to feature more action
Action-packed sequel
The sequel is expected to feature large-scale action sequences starring Prabhas, who played dual roles in the first part.
The second installment also marks another collaboration of legends Bachchan and Haasan, who were last seen together in the 1985 cult action drama Geraftaar.
The first part was released in June 2024 to mixed reviews.
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