Ever since the announcement of Prabhas and Nag Ashwin's Kalki, there have been countless doubts about the core plot of the film. Finally, with around a week to go for the release, the director of the film, Nag Ashwin has dropped an update on the soul of the film.

In India, we grew up with epics like ‘Mahabharata’ and ‘Ramayana’, and there is another age to go, and that age is the final battle. When you grow up, you watch a lot of foreign films which are in the comic book space or Marvel, or ‘Spiderman’ or ‘Star Wars’, you always wonder where are our superheroes because they are as heroic and larger than life, as anybody else. 

The world of ‘Kalki 2898 AD’ is a sequel to the last epic that we have of these characters of the previous yugas. We still have another age to go, and that age is the final battle, that age is where the end essentially has to begin and everything has to come to a climax, like all of these stories and all of these nine avatars. 

Nag Ashwin said visual enhancement and the larger than life cinematic imagination of the amalgamation of the Hindu puranas will be the mainstay of Kalki which is headed for release on the 27th of this month.