Prabhas’ Salaar is one of the most awaited Indian films of this year and the actor has been putting in a lot of hard work to complete the film’s shoot. Actor’s fans are also eagerly waiting for the film’s release’ as it marks the first collaboration between KGF fame, most celebrated filmmaker Prashant Neel and Prabhas.
Salaar’s producers, ‘Homble Films,’ have now confirmed that the film will be released globally on September 28th, 2023. The creators collaborated with RCB to spread the news on Twitter. “The Most Violent Man is coming soon with the full package to blow your mind on September 28th, 2023,” Hombale Films tweeted. “Hello, @RCBTweets, let’s go Rebel this year.”
The Most Violent Man is coming soon with the full package to blow your mind on Sep 28th, 2023.
Hello @RCBTweets, let’s unleash the Rebel mode this year ?#Salaar #Prabhas #PrashanthNeel #VijayKiragandur#RCBxHombale @hombalefilms pic.twitter.com/ueQT3qC2aH
— Salaar (@SalaarTheSaga) April 5, 2023
Salaar’s shoot is currently underway in Matera, Italy, and the crew will relocate to Naples once it is finished. Prithviraj Sukumaran plays a key antagonist in Salaar. Shruti Haasan plays the film’s female lead. According to reports, the film will be released in two parts, but the team has yet to corroborate this.
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Bhuvan Gowda and Ravi Basrur of KGF Chapter 2 are also working on this project. Prabhas has kept his pledge to compensate for the delays in the release of Baahubali 2: The Conclusion, Saaho, and Radhe Shyam. Intimate Baby Shower Hosted by Ram Charan and Upasana Kamineni Konidela!
Before Salaar, Prabhas will be next seen in mythological epic, ‘Adipurush’ which is scheduled to be released on 16 June 2023. The film is helmed by Om Raut and also stars Kriti Sanon. After Adipurush and Salaar, Prabhas also has Project K ready for publication on 13 January 2024. Helmed by Nag Ashwin, sci-fi action thriller also stars Amitabh Bachchan, Deepika Padukone and Disha Patani.
