It is very well known to everyone that the Pan Indian star Prabhas is working on Project K under the direction of Nag Ashwin. Among all his movies, Project K is the most anticipated movie, not only for the fans of Prabhas but the other audience as well. Now the news is almost confirmed that this high-budget film will be made as a two-part movie.
Considering the span of the film and its record range budget, the makers have said to be decided to make the film in two parts. Most of the shooting part of the 2nd part is likely to be completed before the 1st part release itself. The makers are planning to release the 1st part in 2024. The movie is said to be the costliest film ever made in Indian cinema, and the expectations on its box office performance are also very high.
Project K is a futuristic sci-fi film produced by Aswini Dutt on Vyjayanthi Movies banner and the film stars Deepika Padukone and Disha Patani as the female leads. Amitabh Bachchan also plays an important role in the film, and this evening the makers Project K officially announced that the multi talented actor Kamal Haasan will also appear in a most crucial role in the film. The music of Project K will be scored by Santhosh Narayanan. The movie is scheduled to have a grand global release in 2024.
When Kamal Haasan’s involvement in the Project K was announced, the lead of the film, Prabhas could not control his happiness and took to his social media account to express the same.
“A moment that will be etched in my heart forever. Honored beyond words to collaborate with the legendary Kamal Haasan sir in Project K. The opportunity to learn and grow alongside such a titan of cinema is a dream come true moment.” Wrote Prabhas.
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