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Kalki 2898 Review

 Review: "Kalki 2898 AD Kalki 2898 AD is an intellectually very beautiful, riveting, and ambitious Indian science fiction film helmed by Prashanth Neel. In this dystopian wear and tear, the film has a very unusual storyline wherein ancient mythology is intertwined with modern technology. It has Prabhas, known to audiences from epic blockbusters, with a stately supporting cast comprising Deepika Padukone and Amitabh Bachchan, amongst others. The premise is for the film to be based in the year Ad 2898, in which the world gets ravaged by some catastrophic event that makes human beings struggle for existence. At such a desolate future, the remnants of civilization are ruled by tyrannical forces who misuse the remains of advanced technology and ancient wisdom. The film traces the lead character enacting the role of a savior who comes out to lead the rebellion against the tyrannical regime. The most striking thing about the movie would definitely have to be the visuals in its presentati...

Why Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer is a Must-Watch Film in 2024

 NOW I HAVE BECOME DEATH! THE DESTROYER OF THE WORLD  Oppenheimer: A Cinematic Dive Inside the Father of the Atomic Bomb Oppenheimer is a powerhouse film by the director Christopher Nolan, who takes us on a head spinning trip into the convoluted life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the physicist credited with creating the atomic bomb. In this way,it pulls us through an emotional and ethical journey full of huge scientific achievement versus devastating consequences thereafter. Nolan weaves a movie that propels itself to the realms of the visually stunning and emotionally resonating, leaving the viewers in a thought provoking moment: What is the real cost of progress?  The Story Unfolds: An age old argument!. Oppenheimer charts the physicist's rise from a promising, young scientist to the director of the Los Alamos Laboratory during World War II. There, he would oversee the development of the atomic bomb under the top secret Manhattan Project. But the film goes beyond the techni...