Prabhas, who shot to international fame after the earth-shattering success of Baahubali: The Beginning (2015) and Baahubali: The Conclusion (2017), recently added one more exciting project to his upcoming line-up, titled Salaar.
Touted to be a high-octane action saga, Salaar marks Prabhas’ maiden collaboration with successful filmmaker Prashanth Neel who is known for helming KGF: Chapter 1 (2018) and its forthcoming sequel KGF: Chapter 2.
The latest we hear that the much-awaited film will begin production towards the end of the month at a private studio in Hyderabad. Before commencing the first shooting schedule, the team will come together for a special pooja ceremony to be held on 15th January in Hyderabad. Several who’s who of Telugu and Kannada cinema are expected to grace the occasion on 15th January.
The makers raised the curtain on the first-look of Salaar a couple of weeks ago, which received a thunderous response from the audience. In the first-look poster, Prabhas can be seen in a no-nonsense serious look, sporting a moustache and placing his left hand on an assault rifle.
Salaar is going to be a multi-million project as the makers have planned to shoot it in several popular Indian languages. While Prabhas plays the male lead, rumours are doing the rounds that Bollywood star John Abraham is in talks to play the main antagonist in the upcoming actioner. However, there is no official word confirming the same.
Meanwhile, Prabhas is presently busy wrapping up the final schedule of his next release Radhe Shyam. Helmed by Radha Krishna Kumar, the romantic drama is set against the backdrop of Paris in the 1920s and co-stars Pooja Hegde as the female lead. The Baahubali star has also given his nod to Om Raut’s mythological drama Adipurush and Nag Ashwin’s untitled film opposite Deepika Padukone.
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Family calls the report an “eyewash”, vows legal action
Rhea Chakraborty was cleared of abetment and financial charges
Lawyer says key evidence missing from closure report
Case returns to Patna court in December
The storm around the Sushant Singh Rajput death case refuses to quiet down. Days after India’s Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the country’s top investigative agency filed a closure report giving Rhea Chakraborty a clean chit, the late actor’s family hit back, calling the document “flimsy” and “incomplete”. Their lawyer, Varun Singh, said the family would file a protest petition, mentioning the investigation “fails to tell the truth”.
Legal battle reignites as Sushant Singh Rajput family rejects Rhea Chakraborty clearance Getty Images/Instagram/rhea_chakraborty
What did the CBI conclude?
Sushant Singh Rajput was found dead at his home in Bandra on June 14, 2020. The CBI said it was suicide. The report says there is no evidence that Rhea Chakraborty, her brother Showik or anyone else forced or threatened him. It also says there was no sign of any money misuse or fraud.
When Rhea left Sushant’s home on 8 June, she reportedly took only her Apple laptop and a watch he had gifted her. “No property was dishonestly taken out of his possession,” the report notes. CBI officials even cited that Rajput had referred to Rhea as “family” in earlier conversations, a detail now fuelling new rounds of debate online.
Rajput’s family argues the agency’s closure report leaves too many blanks. Their lawyer told reporters that crucial files, including phone records, witness statements, and medical documents were missing.
“This is nothing but eyewash,” he said, questioning why the CBI hadn’t submitted all supporting material to court. “If they truly wanted transparency, they’d have placed every document on record.” For them, the issue isn’t only justice for Sushant Singh Rajput. It’s about faith in the system that once promised to deliver it.
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