
Prabhas spends nearly 11 hours a day on the sets of Fauji, even when his scenes are not being shot, producer Ravi Shankar Yellamanchili has told Deccan Chronicle. The actor arrives at…
Prabhas spends nearly 11 hours a day on the sets of Fauji, even when his scenes are not being shot, producer Ravi Shankar Yellamanchili has told Deccan Chronicle. The actor arrives at 8 am and stays till 6:30 pm, closely watching the monitor and observing the making of Hanu Raghavapudi's period drama. Set in 1945, the film follows a soldier in the British Indian Army. A source described it as Prabhas's most demanding role in recent times, combining physical intensity and emotional depth. The romantic thread pairs him opposite newcomer Imanvi.
The claim about Prabhas's daily presence on the Fauji set is refreshingly specific in an industry that often talks vaguely about 'commitment'. The lazy narrative is that stars merely show up for their shots, or that South Indian actors rely solely on action spectacles. Here, the actor is choosing to observe the entire craft, and the role is described as requiring both strength and vulnerability. The real test will be whether that emotional depth translates on screen, especially opposite a newcomer.
Source: deccanchronicle.com
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