Prabhas is currently one of the biggest Pan-India stars, consistently headlining massive big-budget films. What makes his strategy interesting is not just the scale of the projects he chooses, but the way he manages them.
At a time when big-budget films demand extensive pre-production, large-scale action planning, heavy VFX work, and long post-production schedules, putting all the time and energy into a single project can become highly risky. Delays can stretch for years, affecting not just producers but also theatre owners who depend on consistent star-driven releases.
Tight Schedule Across Massive Projects
Currently, Prabhas is shooting an intense action schedule for Fauzi, directed by Hanu Raghavapudi and produced by Mythri Movie Makers. This schedule is expected to continue until the first week of March.
Soon after that, in the second week of March, Prabhas is set to join the sets of the much-awaited sequel Kalki 2. He will shoot for a few days, and shooting schedules will continue with other key actors like Kamal Haasan and Amitabh Bachchan.
After this, Prabhas is expected to complete the pending portions of Fauzi, Spirit, and then return to Kalki 2 sets.
Handling three massive films at the same time is no easy task. This is one of the key reasons why Prabhas stands out among the Pan-India Stars, as he has been able to deliver at least one major theatrical release almost every year, despite working on some of the biggest productions in Indian cinema.
