Action sequence involving Bhairava, Ashwatthama in Kalki 2898 AD amazes viewers

Kalki 2898 AD premiered yesterday with a grand release, swiftly breaking records and captivating audiences. Although the movie received mixed reviews for its beginning, the second half has become the focal point of discussions within the movie fraternity. Notably, Prabhas’ character, Bhairava, alongside the entire cast, displays impressive skills that have left fans in awe.

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A video shared by Prabhas’ team on X (formerly Twitter) has gone viral, highlighting the meticulous effort behind the popular action sequence in the second half. This scene, featuring a dramatic battle between Bhairava and Ashwatthama, played by the legendary Amitabh Bachchan, has captivated viewers. Fans have especially praised the 82-year-old actor for his remarkable performance and stamina at his age.

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The stunts in this sequence were choreographed by Andy Long, also known as Andreas Long Nyugen. A martial arts expert, Andy Long has competed in numerous national and international tournaments. He drew inspiration from the iconic Jackie Chan and later joined Chan’s Martial Arts team, contributing to films such as "Dragon Blade," "Chinese Zodiac," "Hitman," and the Hindi movie "Shivaay."

"Kalki 2898 AD" boasts a talented crew, comprising national and international specialists in various fields. The highlighted action scene, set in the mystical land of Shambhala, showcases a gripping battle between Ashwatthama and Bhairava over Sumathi, played by Deepika Padukone. Movie enthusiasts have hailed this sequence as a visionary experience, thanks to its outstanding VFX and innovative choreography.

This scene, combining top-notch stunts, compelling performances, and cutting-edge visual effects, exemplifies the dedication and skill of the cast and crew, making it a standout moment in "Kalki 2898 AD.