“Kalki 2898 AD,” directed by Nag Ashwin, finally premiered on June 27, 2024, amidst high anticipation from fans. The film captivated audiences with its visually stunning second half, leaving viewers eagerly anticipating the potential sequel in Nag Ashwin’s cinematic universe. The narrative, though slow to start in the first half, builds to a thrilling climax that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.
The Ending of “Kalki 2898 AD” – Spoilers Alert!
In the climax of “Kalki 2898 AD,” tensions reach a peak as Yaskin’s commander nearly captures Sumati (played by Deepika Padukone) with intentions to take her to the Complex. Meanwhile, Bhairava (played by Prabhas) comes across Ashwatthama’s (played by Amitabh Bachchan) staff during a critical moment, triggering a revealing flashback that identifies him as the legendary Mahabharata warrior, Karna.
Bhairava’s Revelation and Confrontation
Transformed into his Karna persona, Bhairava confronts and eliminates Yaskin’s commander, leading Ashwatthama to suspect Bhairava’s identity as a reincarnation or incarnation of the great warrior. The film culminates with Bhairava seizing Sumati from Ashwatthama’s grasp, setting the stage for a dramatic conclusion.
Kalki 2898 AD Climactic Battle and Escape
As tensions escalate, Bhairava strikes a deal with Yaskin’s army commander to retrieve Sumati and gain access to the Complex. With assistance from a supporter in Shambala, Bhairava embarks on a mission fraught with peril. Prepared to face Ashwatthama in a decisive showdown. Chaos erupts as Shambala’s forces clash with Yaskin’s army, culminating in a fierce battle between Bhairava and Ashwatthama.
Karna’s Legacy and Resolution
In a pivotal moment, Bhairava, under the guise of Karna, intervenes decisively. Surprising Ashwatthama with his knowledge and prowess reminiscent of the Mahabharata. However, as Bhairava attempts to flee with Sumati, Ashwatthama regains his footing and halts Bhairava’s escape. Despite the turmoil, Bhairava manages to leverage unexpected assistance to make a daring getaway. Leaving Ashwatthama and the audience with unanswered questions.