The Raja Saab: Prabhas on the roll, looks extremely charming in first glimpse; deets inside!

Prabhas is back as The Raja Saab. He looks extremely charming in the first glimpse as he showers petals on himself in his impressive style looking in the mirror of a car. For many fans, Prabhas is a big action guy giving films like Baahubali and Kalki 2898 AD. But he has also done some romantic and light-hearted movies. And that is what many of his fans were missing.

The first glimpse of The Raja Saab indicates that Prabhas, the charmer, and the romantic lover is back with this horror-comedy directed by Maruthi. It shows the pan India superstar coming on a bike in a wine-red suit with black sunglasses and a bouquet of colourful flowers in his hand.

He looks very much self-assured and impressed about himself as he admires his reflection in the mirror of a car nearby. The overall energy and mannerisms of the character indicate that Prabhas this time is planning to play a completely different role which will be a mix of intelligence and masculine charm.

PRABHAS IN & AS 'THE RAJA SAAB': FIRST GLIMPSE IS HERE… 10 APRIL 2025 RELEASE… #Prabhas essays the title role in #TheRajaSaab, a horror romantic-comedy… #Maruthi - known for directing several successful #Telugu films - directs the film.

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According to a few reports on the web, the makers have completed 40% of the shooting for The Raja Saab. The flick is slated to release on April 10, 2025, and hence the makers are planning to start the second schedule of the shoot from August 2 onwards.

The movie is being bankrolled by People Media Factory and will star Malavika Mohanan and Nidhhi Agerwal as female leads. The music score is being done by SS Thaman who earlier revealed that The Raja Saab is going to have some mass entertaining songs with Prabhas returning to popular film-style dancing after a long gap.

It is going to be a mass entertainer and will be released across India in five languages including Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam, and Kannada.