Naga Chaitanya says he is ‘in shock’ after driving Bujji, made for Prabhas’ Kalki 2898 AD. Watch

Guess who has just tested the vehicle designed for Bhairava’s (Prabhas) sidekick, a robot named Bujji? Naga Chaitanya. Check out the latest video.

Kalki 2898 AD is one of the most highly anticipated releases of the year. Fans are eager to see the mega opus starring Amitabh Bachchan, Prabhas, and Deepika Padukone. The creators recently announced Bujji, the luxury automobile owned by Prabhas’ character, Bhairava. Bujji, a robot with a distinct personality voiced by Keerthy Suresh, plays an important role in the film. Now, Naga Chaitanya has tried the vehicle and expressed his response in a new video posted by the film’s directors. (Also read Kalki 2898 AD: Prabhas’ sidekick Bujji’s ‘body’ revealed in a new trailer at an event. Watch)

Naga Chaitanya meets Bujji.
In a new video uploaded by Vyjayanthi Movies on their official X Twitter, Naga is shown driving the orange vehicle around a long stretch of highway and providing feedback. “I am still in shock,” he says, wearing black. “You’ve broken all the rules of engineering.”
Vyjayanthi captioned the new video: “Look who’s met #Bujji… @chay_akkineni, hope you had a fantastic time.” In response, Naga shared the video on his account and stated, “This was nothing like I’ve ever imagined… hats off to the entire team for bringing this vision to life… truly an engineering marvel.” Had a terrific time hanging out with Bujji.”

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This week, on Wednesday, an event was arranged to present Bujji. An almost one-minute teaser for Bujji’s debut has also been released. A large arena was erected up to showcase the car to a select audience. The crew spent four years to create the car, they said at the ceremony.

The lead actors in Nag Ashwin’s science fiction film Kalki 2898 AD are Prabhas, Deepika Padukone, Disha Patani, Amitabh Bachchan, and Kamal Haasan. Nag previously spoke about the film’s inspiration during the Synapse 2024 event in Gurgaon, stating that “the film begins with Mahabharat and ends in 2898 AD.” It covers 6,000 years in time. We attempted to develop universes, envisioning what they would be like while being Indian and avoiding a Blade Runner aesthetic. The film will be released in theaters across many languages on June 27.