Nag Ashwin Beams With Pride As Kalki Conquers Comic-Con!

At San Diego Comic-Con, director Nag Ashwin looked thrilled as Kalki 2898 AD made its grand mark. Taking an Indian film to Comic-Con�s iconic Hall H isn�t something you see every day. With Superstar Prabhas leading a cast packed with legends like Amitabh Bachchan and Kamal Haasan, the film�s presence felt like a moment Indian cinema had been waiting for.

Ashwin didn�t just talk about a film; he spoke about a dream, mixing old Indian mythology with futuristic sci-fi. �You have Superman, we have Hanuman,� he said, and the crowd cheered. That one line summed up the entire vibe, proud, rooted, and ready to go global.

The crowd at Comic-Con wasn�t just watching out of curiosity, they were impressed. The trailer played, and it felt like a full-blown moment of recognition. Ashwin's excitement was clear. He knew this wasn�t just about visuals or budget, it was about showing that India can tell stories with scale and soul.

And in that moment, as the applause echoed, Nag Ashwin didn�t need to say much more. The pride on his face said it all, Kalki wasn�t just a movie anymore; it was a movement.