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Rebel Star Prabhas, known for his dedication and versatility, has once again taken on the challenge of working on multiple film projects simultaneously. Over the past two years, he has been busy with "Adipurush," "Salaar," and "Kalki 2898 AD," consistently moving between sets to ensure each film's completion. With these films now released, Prabhas has already lined up an impressive slate of new projects, including "Raja Saab," a film with Hanu Raghavapudi, Sandeep Vanga's "Spirit," "Salaar 2," and "Kalki 2."
Rebel Star Prabhas, known for his dedication and versatility, has once again taken on the challenge of working on multiple film projects simultaneously. Over the past two years, he has been busy with “Adipurush,” “Salaar,” and “Kalki 2898 AD,” consistently moving between sets to ensure each film’s completion. With these films now released, Prabhas has already lined up an impressive slate of new projects, including “Raja Saab,” a film with Hanu Raghavapudi, Sandeep Vanga’s “Spirit,” “Salaar 2,” and “Kalki 2.”
Following the release of “Kalki 2898 AD,” Prabhas took a well-deserved break, traveling abroad to Italy to relax and celebrate the film’s success. Refreshed and recharged, he has returned and is ready to dive back into his demanding work schedule. According to sources, the new shooting schedule for “Raja Saab” is set to commence on August 2nd. During this schedule, a crucial action sequence and several significant scenes will be filmed, marking an important phase in the film’s production.
In addition to “Raja Saab,” Hanu Raghavapudi’s film, initially planned to start in September or October, is now expected to begin earlier, on August 22nd. A 15-day schedule will see the filming of a few key scenes. Amidst these commitments, Prabhas is also expected to engage in discussions with director Sandeep Reddy Vanga. The “Animal” director is slated to provide a final narration for “Spirit,” ensuring that the project is ready to move forward.
While “Salaar 2” and “Kalki 2” are also on Prabhas’ agenda, these projects are likely to take a bit more time before going on floors. Directors Prasanth Neel and Nag Ashwin are still in the process of fine-tuning their scripts, ensuring that the sequels live up to the high expectations set by their predecessors.
It is evident that Prabhas is committed to his strategy of tackling multiple projects concurrently. His ability to manage such a demanding schedule is a testament to his dedication and passion for his craft. Fans can look forward to a busy and exciting year as Prabhas continues to push the boundaries of Indian cinema with his diverse and ambitious projects.
