Amitabh Bachchan is currently in Hyderabad shooting for the much-awaited ‘Kalki 2’, and the sequel has brought along a special reunion. The veteran star will be sharing screen space with Kamal Haasan after almost 40 years. The last appearance of the two legends together was in the movie “Geraftaar” in 1985, directed by Prayag Raj.Bachchan gave his fans a glimpse from the set on his blog, including touching pictures of him embracing Kamal Haasan. The photos capture the duo sharing a warm hug and engaging in conversation, marking a nostalgic moment for decades.
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Big B will once again portray Ashwatthama in the sequel to ‘Kalki 2898 AD’. Reflecting on work commitments, he wrote: “I told them that I would not be able to come this Sunday, because I was shooting in Hyderabad.
But they still come.. to be sure.. but apologies.. work first.. rest later…” For those who don’t know, Bachchan has a ritual since the last 42 years of meeting fans outside his house every Sunday. In another post, along with photos with Kamal, he expressed his happiness at their reunion, writing: “And the meeting with the great Kamal Hassan… we will work together after a while… the last time in Giravatar.”Giving a brief update on the film’s progress, Bachchan added, “Kalki 2 has started working…
We will always cherish the love and affection of the expected attendance on Sunday.. but hopefully with all this coming Sunday.. my love.Although both the actors appeared in ‘Kalki 2898 AD’, they did not get much screen time together in the first part. Kamal Haasan’s role was limited at the time, but the sequel is expected to expand his presence significantly, with his character Supreme Yaskin returning in a more powerful and prominent capacity.Meanwhile, Deepika Padukone, who played a pivotal role in the original film, will reportedly not be returning for the sequel. Industry reports indicate that she and the filmmakers parted ways after disagreements regarding her request for an eight-hour shift and a proposed 25 percent pay increase.
