Telugu superstar Prabhas was recently seen in Adipurush alongside co-actors Kriti Sanon, Sunny Singh and Saif Ali Khan. Despite the movie being big-budget, it did not receive exceptionally good response as it was expected from the strong cast. However, the actor did not allow this set back to affect him, hence, the Baahubali superstar has reportedly signed another big-budget film.
Speaking of his hit films, Baahubali Beginning and Baahubali Conclusion crossed all records and kept the audience marveled with the film’s plot. However, Adipurush turned out to be an equal downfall for the actor as well as the cast. The netizens were not quite happy with the story and performance of the actors.
While the audience showered immense love and appreciation for his acting in Baahubali; people’s expectations were not met with Adipurush. Despite changing certain dialogues from the movie and expecting it to be appreciated by the audience, the film still performs averagely.
Prabhas signs another big-budget film – reports
Latest reports are of the opinion that the megastar has signed a movie with the well-known KVN Productions. KVN Productions has delivered superhits like RRR in Kannada, Vikrant Rona and Rider among others.
According to reports, the Saaho actor has been proposed with a stunning paycheque alongside an amazing story. As other details about this news is kept under wraps and despite the actor’s recent downfall, Prabhas has grabbed eyeballs with this fresh story.
As the actor knows how to surprise his fans, he is coming with his next Salaar in September this year. He will share the screen with Shruti Haasan, Prithviraj Sukumaran and Meenakshi Choudhary among others. The film is directed by well known KGF director Prashanth Neel.
Apart from this, the actor will also be seen in Nag Ashwin’s Project K. He will share the big screen with Amitabh Bachchan, Deepika Padukone and Kamal Haasan among others.
As the audience have seen Prabhas’ potential in Baahubali, the netizens can’t wait to watch him in yet another blockbuster.
