Last year, prabhas, the Pan india star, delivered a blockbuster hit with the film Salaar, which not only entertained audiences in theatres but is also gaining attention on OTT platforms. Despite its success, some aspects of the movie were not immediately apparent to viewers. Fans had high expectations for prabhas following his role in Baahubali, and while saaho received mixed reviews, subsequent films like Radheshyam and Adipurush faced commercial challenges.
Salaar, however, became a major success, grossing over Rs. 700 crores in theaters and continuing its popularity on platforms like Netflix. Interestingly, despite Prabhas's impactful action sequences in Salaar, it's been noted that he had only 2 minutes and 35 seconds of dialogue in the film's 2-hour and 55-minute runtime. This observation has led some netizens to edit videos featuring additional dialogues for prabhas and share them on social media.
The discussion has extended to Prabhas's remuneration for the film, rumoured to be Rs. 125 crores. When compared to the dialogue timing, it humorously translates to prabhas earning Rs. 80,64,516 per second, resembling a figure of earning tens of crores per minute. This unique take on Prabhas's remuneration has sparked conversations about his earning potential in the indian film industry.
On the professional front, prabhas is currently engaged in two films, including kalki 2898 AD, a sci-fi movie directed by Nag Ashwin, set to release on May 9th. Additionally, he is working on raja Saab, directed by Maruti, scheduled for release towards the end of 2024.
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