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Director Nag Ashwin Confirms Filming of 'Kalke 2898 AD Part 2' to Begin in October 2026
The sequel starring Prabhas, Amitabh Bachchan and Kamal Haasan will commence regular shooting from October 2026, the director announced.
Director Nag Ashwin has confirmed that the regular shooting schedule for the highly anticipated sequel "Kalke 2898 AD Part 2" will officially start in October 2026. The film, which follows the success of its predecessor, features an all-star cast including Prabhas, Amitabh Bachchan and Kamal Haasan.
The announcement was made during a recent press briefing, where Ashwin emphasized that the production team is set to begin principal photography as per the planned timeline. He added that the crew has completed pre‑production work and is ready to move forward with the shoot.
Fans of the franchise can expect the film to continue the futuristic narrative introduced in the first part, with the star‑studded lineup expected to draw significant attention across India and overseas markets. The project is being closely watched by industry analysts for its potential box‑office impact.
The film is slated for a wide release later next year, though exact dates have not yet been disclosed. Stakeholders remain optimistic about meeting the production schedule and delivering a high‑quality sequel that lives up to the original's reputation.
The announcement was made during a recent press briefing, where Ashwin emphasized that the production team is set to begin principal photography as per the planned timeline. He added that the crew has completed pre‑production work and is ready to move forward with the shoot.
Fans of the franchise can expect the film to continue the futuristic narrative introduced in the first part, with the star‑studded lineup expected to draw significant attention across India and overseas markets. The project is being closely watched by industry analysts for its potential box‑office impact.
The film is slated for a wide release later next year, though exact dates have not yet been disclosed. Stakeholders remain optimistic about meeting the production schedule and delivering a high‑quality sequel that lives up to the original's reputation.