What did Prabhas have to do to become ‘Bhairav’?
The stage is set. There is a huge uproar among the audience regarding this film. Now just waiting for the movie. Few days left for Prabhas to hit the theatres. Everyone is eagerly waiting for the most expensive movie of this year which is- Kalki 2898. The movie is going to release in theaters on 27th June. The makers have planned to bring the film to a bigger scale. Apart from Prabhas, Deepika Padukone, Kamal Haasan and Amitabh Bachchan will also be seen in important roles in the film.
Where Amitabh Bachchan is playing the character of Ashwatthama in ‘Kalki 2898 AD’. At the same time, Deepika Padukone is going to play the character of Padma, who is said to be inspired by Mother Lakshmi. Apart from this, Kamal Haasan is becoming a villain. His character will not end with this film. While Prabhas has played the role of ‘Bhairav’ in the film. A vehicle will also be seen with them, which is being called Bujji. Recently a grand event was organized in Hyderabad to show its first glimpse.
What did Prabhas do to become ‘Bhairav’ in the film?
Prabhas is playing Bhairav in ‘Kalki 2898 AD’. Trailer of the movie will be coming soon. However, Prabhas looks quite different and unique in Bhairav’s look. His character will be very impressive. Recently, during an interview, Prabhas spoke about his preparations for the role of Bhairav. He also had to face many challenges during this period. Those two tasks, which the actor had to do before playing this role.
Prabhas said that it is about understanding the mentality of the character. I was constantly attending character workshops with director Nag Ashwin. He used to discuss every aspect of it before coming to the set. The character will be quite different from the other roles that Prabhas has played in previous films. The actor is also very excited for this.
After this, Prabhas has many other big films to his credit. He will soon be seen in ‘Saalar 2’, ‘The Raja Saab’ and Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s ‘Spirit’. No film has been completed yet.
