Prabhas’ Kalki 2898 AD is creating a lot of excitement among the audiences, especially with the recent reveal of Amitabh Bachchan’s youthful look as Ashwatthama.
The buzz around this first look has been great among movie buffs. Many are wondering if VFX is behind Bachchan’s rejuvenated appearance, and it turns out, they’re right.
The filmmakers are indeed using de-aging technology to make Amitabh Bachchan look younger, a technique commonly seen in Hollywood films.
This method involves using CGI or touch-ups to give actors a youthful appearance, often used for flashback scenes.
The clip showcasing young Ashwatthama fighting a battle mirrors Bachchan’s 80s look, indicating the use of this technology.
Moreover, attention to detail is evident in the facial marks of Bachchan’s character, resembling battle scars on the left side, further enhancing authenticity.
While de-aging has been attempted in Indian films like PK, Fan, Dunki, and Bharat, the results in Kalki seem particularly polished and world-class.
This advancement in filmmaking gives hope to senior superstars like Chiranjeevi, Balakrishna, Venkatesh, and Nagarjuna, who can now play hero roles without looking aged or haggard, despite being 60+.
Kalki 2898 AD serves as a beacon of opportunity for senior heroes and their fans, extending their careers for a few more years as the leading heroes in the industry.
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