At San Diego Comic-Con, director Nag Ashwin looked visibly thrilled as Kalki 2898 AD made an impressive debut on the global stage. Showcasing an Indian film in the legendary Hall H is a rare feat, and with Superstar Prabhas leading a stellar cast including Amitabh Bachchan and Kamal Haasan, it felt like a defining moment for Indian cinema.
Ashwin wasn’t just promoting a film; he was sharing a vision that blends ancient Indian mythology with futuristic sci-fi. His statement, “You have Superman, we have Hanuman,” drew cheers from the audience — a proud, confident assertion of India’s storytelling legacy. That one line perfectly captured the spirit of the film: deeply rooted yet boldly global.
The audience at Comic-Con wasn’t merely curious — they were genuinely impressed. When the trailer was screened, it was met with excitement and admiration, signaling a significant milestone for Indian storytelling on an international platform. Ashwin’s enthusiasm was infectious, but his message was clear: this isn’t just about high-end visuals or a massive budget, it’s about proving that India can deliver stories that are epic in both scale and emotion.
As applause filled the hall, Nag Ashwin stood proudly, knowing Kalki 2898 AD had crossed beyond being just a movie — it had become a symbol of India’s cinematic ambition and creative potential on the world stage.
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