Overview: A modern-day manifestation of the Hindu god Vishnu, who is said to have come to Earth to defend humanity from evil powers.Death is a blessing rather than a punishment. 

A layperson may find it challenging to describe Nag Ashwin's Kalki 2898 AD. To enter the movie, however, there are a few things one must know. At a rumored budget of more than ₹600 crore (about $75 million USD), it is, first of all, the most costly Indian production ever. Comparing the scope of this movie to that of its American counterparts—Dune, Star Wars, Mad Max, Blade Runner, or even Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon—would be pointless because such comparisons would be based on very different models of how Hollywood and India's film industries function.When critics on picture Twitter play "gotcha!" by comparing the budget of an overseas picture to an American one without knowing fundamental exchange rates or the fact that other industries don't operate like Hollywood, I always roll my eyes. However, I never get why Americans feel the need to constantly contrast a foreign nation with their own.

Regarding 'Kalki's' global box office receipts, it has surpassed the Rs 700 crore threshold on day seven, and it is anticipated to surpass the Rs 750 crore threshold on day eight. Trade analysts predict that the movie will surpass the Rs 1000 crore milestone in the coming days. Noteworthy are the over Rs 1200 crore global box office revenues of movies such as 'Baahubali: The Conclusion' and 'KGF: Chapter 2'. Thus, let's see if the Prabhas movie can shatter these movies' lifespan records. For the unaware, "Kalki 2898 AD" is reportedly produced for an enormous sum of Rs 600 crore.

First half: The movie draws you in right away with its themes and images. Unfortunately, pacing and editing problems cause it to falter in the middle. But in the final fifteen minutes, it finds its balance and delivers. Better than Bahubali, Prabhas. The movie also has ton of amazing cameos.

Second part: Whoa, whoa, whoa! When it comes to exploring our past, especially with the Mahabharata allusions, the film saves the best for last. I'm willing to overlook this film's tiny flaws because it's absolutely exceptional. In spite of his financial limitations, director Ashwin has created a wonderful science fiction movie.

Amitabh Bachchan is outstanding, while Prabhas gives a performance that is worthy of praise. The film's standout feature is its stunning visuals. The cinematic experience is enhanced and concluded by the excellent background music. Still, I would have liked to see it used more often because it seems like a little chance lost.

Conclusion: "Kalki" is an excellent film because of its visionary and truthful treatment of our past, as well as its high caliber.