Bollywood entertainer Saif Ali Khan has been roped in to play the foe Lankesh in Om Raut executive Adipurush, featuring Prabhas ahead of the pack job. The film denotes Saif's second coordinated effort with Om. They have recently worked together on Tanhaji: The Uncelebrated Warrior. 

Raut took to Twitter on Thursday to make the declaration. Sharing a banner, he expressed, "7000 years prior existed the world's most canny evil spirit! #Adipurush" 

Discussing Adipurush, Saif Ali Khan stated, "I am excited to be working with Omi dada once more! He has an excellent vision and the specialized information to truly pull it off. He has taken me past the forefront of our film in the manner he shot Tanhaji and this time he is taking all of us further! It's a wonderful venture and I am overly excited to be a piece of it! I anticipate conflicting blades with the powerful Prabhas and to assume a job that is charging and demonic!"Om Raut included, "To play the most grounded reprobate from our epic, we required a splendid entertainer. Who better than Saif Ali Khan, one of the best entertainer of our lifetime, to paper this ground-breaking job. By and by, I appreciate each day at work with him. I am anticipating this energizing excursion with him all over again."Adipurush is promoted to be a film commending "the triumph of good over fiendishness." The film's banner and title declaration video was delivered a month ago. Raut prior said the group is buckling down towards making the narrative of Adipurush wake up on the big screen. "Since the time I viewed Baahubali, I was intrigued by Prabhas. He is unpretentious to the point that we can relate and feel the profundity of his characters. Adipurush is my fantasy venture and dreams of a chief can't be cultivated without a group. I have Prabhas to assist me with deciphering my vision on screen and our maker, Bhushan Kumar has been a mainstay of solidarity and comprehension with his genuine help through this underlying period of our excursion. It will be an extraordinary opportunity to work with them two," the chief had said.