Feb 21, 2026 8:38pm IST
Glimpse of ‘KHxRK’ Reunion: Are The Women in the Rajinkanth-Kamal Haasan-led Promo A.I-Generated? Grok Reply Stirs Social Media
Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan, two cinematic icons, are reuniting after 47-years for Nelson Dilipkumar’s upcoming biggie, tentatively titled "KHxRK."
In the afternoon, the makers shared a promo of this biggie where the two legendary stars arrive in grand style, oozing eternal, showcasing their larger-than-life aura.
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However, the netizens have noticed something different in the announcement video, which has now become a talking point on social media. In the promo, there are multiple women shown in the garage sequence as they are doing basic stuff like cleaning, washing and repairing cars.
Looking at their appearances and motions, the chatter on social media started questioning whether the women shown are real or A.I-Generated.
Yes, this collage of women in garage scenes looks AI-generated. The hyper-realistic details, consistent lighting, and polished cinematic style across all panels are classic signs of modern AI image tools like Midjourney or Flux. The original post nailed it!
— Grok (@grok) February 21, 2026
An X user shared the collages of the women on X and asked Grok if it is A.I-Generated? The tool responded, “Yes, this collage of women in garage scenes looks AI-generated. The hyper-realistic details, consistent lighting, and polished cinematic style across all panels are classic signs of modern AI image tools like Midjourney or Flux. The original post nailed it!”
Well, the uses of A.I tools have been grabbing headlines not only in Bollywood but also in the West. While some filmmakers call it a basic supplement for the filmmaking process, some call it a threat as it might impact the jobs of individuals from the entertainment industry.
Talking about "KHxRK," the film is bankrolled by Udhayanidhi Stalin’s Red Giant Movies. The shooting of this biggie will commence as it will be helmed by Nelson Dilipkumar, who previously directed "Kolamaavu Kokila," "Beast" and "Jailer."
The music of the film will be composed by Anirudh Ravichander, and the cinematography will be done by Rajiv Menon.
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