Off-the-record events are not something we encounter very frequently in the film industry. The audience occasionally learns some intriguing facts during the open interviews of artists and professionals. A recent discovery that received a lot of attention on social media was a comment made by kollywood director Mohan raja about his blockbuster movie Thani Oruvan.

Mohan raja disclosed in one of his interviews with a media outlet that he developed the Thani Oruvan script with tollywood hottie prabhas in mind as the lead actor. The filmmaker claimed to have even spoken with prabhas and told him the tale. raja claimed that prabhas politely refused the narrative because he was filming a romantic comedy at the time. prabhas, he said, was not interested in portraying cops at the time.


After being rejected by prabhas, Mohan raja switched to Thalapathy Vijay's Velayudham. Later, he and his brother jayam ravi resurrected the Thani Oruvan script and gave it new life. He quickly finished the movie with good production standards, and it became a huge hit. Thani Oruvan attracted the attention of tollywood filmmakers due to excellent reviews and significant box office success. allu arjun hired reddy -Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>surender reddy to helm dhruva with ram charan after acquiring the remake rights.

Dhruva became a huge success in tollywood as well. The major advantages for dhruva turned out to be Surender Reddy's chic presentation and ram Charan's incredible transformation. dhruva and Thani Oruvan remain two of South India's top spy thrillers to this day.

It is pretty astounding that prabhas missed out on such a fantastic movie, which is unquestionably unique in its category. He would have been ideal for the narrative. Whatever the reasons for Prabhas' refusal of the offer, his admirers have been a little let down by this intriguing truth. In one of the famous FB troll pages 'Troll Goltiwood 2.0' they mock prabhas as 'Lottery Star' and he is an utter waste actor who is zero without Rajamouli.




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