SS Rajamouli’s Baahubali has been a game changer for all the actors and especially for Prabhas. The actor whose popularity was restricted to down South, Baahubali opened gates of stardom across the nation and even went global. In fact, some of his foreign fans came to Hyderabad just to have his glimpse.
Whoever works with Prabhas, all have only the best things to say about him. Dubbing artist Kosaraju Aditya, who played a small role in a scene, as a junior artiste in Baahubali recounted a funny incident in an interview. “After I finished my dialogue, Prabhas walked at me. I was nervous, while he slowly whispered ‘Darling can you slow down your dialogue, I am forgetting mine’. I can never forget that incident. Although a small one, it gave me a lifetime memory to cherish,” chuckles Kosaraju Aditya.
Kosaraju Aditya then goes on to hail Prabhas’ magnanimity. “It is not just difficult but highly impossible to find a person like Prabhas. Despite being financially so well off, doesn’t have any starry qualities. He is ‘darling’ to all and maintains the same rapport with everyone,” he says.
The dubbing artist gives an example of comparing Prabhas to a king. “Nearly 2000 soldiers used to wait for Prabahs to come out of the caravan. The minute he stepped out, they used to roar for Parbhas. This gave you the feeling that this is how kings would have gotten warm reception from soldiers,” he says.
Work-wise, Prabhas is occupied with Om Raut’s Adipurush, Radhe Shyam, Salaar and then yet to begin Nag Ashwin’s sci-fi film.
