The Raja Saab Teaser Launch: Prabhas Fans Chant His Name, Pour Milk On His Posters
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Around 300 Prabhas fans attended The Raja Saab teaser launch in Hyderabad, celebrating with chants, dances, and bathing his posters with milk.
Around 300 Prabhas fans were invited with special passes to the teaser launch of The Raja Saab in Hyderabad. Fans waited in lines since morning to enter Prasad's Multiplex in Hyderabad. While they waited, they turned the event into a celebration by chanting Prabhas' name, dancing to dhol beats and bathing his posters with milk.
Prabhas enjoys a massive fandom and a glimpse of the same could be seen at The Raja Saab teaser launch today. News18 Showsha, too, was a part of the celebrations in Hyderabad and witnessed the massive fanfare. Fans roaring their favourite actor's name while holding his poster high, provided a glimpse of how much he is adored by fans. Take a look:
#TheRajaSaab fever in Hyderabad is real! #Prabhas pic.twitter.com/vs6LgpqVer — News18 Showsha (@News18Showsha) June 16, 2025
The Raja Saab is touted to be a horror-comedy, marking a genre break for Prabhas after having featured in action or fantasy dramas in the past few years. The film features a Haveli that's unlike anything seen before in Indian cinema. This grand set, spanning 41,256 sq ft, is officially the largest horror set ever constructed in India.
Designed by acclaimed art director Rajeevan Nambiar, this set isn't merely a backdrop but an immersive space that's integral to the story. From towering doors to shadowy corridors and rooms filled with secrets, the Haveli's layers unfold as the plot progresses.
'Every detail had to serve the emotion, not just the aesthetics. We wanted the set to feel haunted, not just look haunted," says Rajeevan Nambiar, adding, 'The aim was to create something that draws you in the moment you enter, whether you're a viewer or walking through it."
The Haveli will open to the media on June 16, coinciding with the release of The Raja Saab's official teaser. This visit will provide them with a preview of the world director Maruthi has envisioned, known for his unique touch in the horror-fantasy genre. Maruthi has blended scale and emotion to create an immersive cinematic experience.
Every aspect of the Haveli, from stones and props to shades, has been custom-made to amplify the horror. Even the floor has an eerie texture to enhance the visuals. This is more than just set design; it is storytelling through space.
The makers of The Raja Saab has issued a strong advisory against the film's teaser leak. Prabhas' next will hit the screens on December 5, 2025, after multiple delays.
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June 16, 2025, 12:08 IST
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