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Balakrishna’s Akhanda 2, directed by Boyapati Sreenu, is set for a grand release tomorrow, and the excitement among fans is at its peak.

Early inside reports suggest that the film features an AI-generated glimpse of Sr NTR’s face portrayed as Lord Shiva in one of the key sequences. While this moment is expected to trigger massive applause from fans inside theatres, it has also sparked discussion about whether using a recognizable face might dilute the divine purity traditionally associated with such portrayals.

For perspective, Kalki 2898 AD tackled a similar creative challenge in a very different manner. The makers avoided showing Lord Krishna’s face directly, opting instead for a mysterious, dimly lit, spiritually elevated presentation. This decision enhanced the sense of divinity, allowing audiences to feel reverence rather than focus on a human likeness.

With Akhanda 2 hitting cinemas in just a few hours, attention now turns to how these creative choices play out on the big screen. Whether the AI-assisted portrayal enhances the film’s spiritual impact or undermines it is something only the audience can decide — and their verdict is just around the corner.