Kalki 2898 AD: Vijay Deverakonda and Dulquer Salmaan Cameos CONFIRMED, Here's What They Play | Spoilers

Kalki 2898 AD has released today and it has everyone talking! The film stars Prabhas, Deepika Padukone, Amitabh Bachchan, Kamal Haasan and Disha Patani in the lead. While videos from the first day first shows reveal fans are loving their performances, fans were also surprised to see a couple of cameos in the film. The makers and now fans have confirmed that Vijay Deverakonda and Dulquer Salmaan make an appearance in the film.

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The trailers have already revealed that Prabhas plays the role of Bhairava, a rebel who would do anything for a bounty. Deepika essays the role of Sumathi, a pregnant woman who is carrying a baby that will bring in the new era. Amitabh is seen as Ashwatthama, inspired from the Mahabharata whereas Kamal plays the vicious villain, Kali, who wants Sumathi’s child dead.

Fans have now revealed on social media that Vijay Deverakonda and Dulquer Salmaan play characters closely associated with the Mahabharata. In photos and details shared by fans online, it has been revealed that Dulquer plays Bhairava’s guardian in the film. Fans have praised his cameo in the film. As for Vijay, fans have revealed he plays the role of Arjun in the film.

Viewers have lauded Nag Ashwin for not only including their cameos but also giving them an interesting part.

Nag Ashwin had confirmed their cameos in a recent Instagram Live session. Expressing his gratitude towards them, the director said, “Thanks to Dulquer, thanks to Vijay, they made our film bigger.”

Kalki 2898 AD has already sold over 19 lakh tickets across all languages in India. The film is likely to shatter multiple records at the box office as film trade experts are predicting Rs 100 crore-plus net opening for the movie at the domestic box office. It may cross Rs 200 crore mark globally.

As per a report in Sacnilk.com, Kalki 2898 AD has sold over 15 lakh tickets in Telugu language alone. The film has already earned over Rs 50 crore via the massive advance bookings.