The Rajasaab (2026)

A young heir embraces both his royal heritage and rebellious spirit as he rises to power, establishing unprecedented rules during his reign as Raja Saab.

Sequel Teaser: The end of 'The Rajasaab' reveals that the story will continue in a sequel titled RajaSaab 2: Circus 1935, exciting fans with the prospect of a vintage circus setting and a darker mystery.
Prabhas' Pay Cut: Prabhas, who usually charges around ₹150 crore per film, reportedly took a 33% pay cut for 'The Rajasaab', settling for ₹100 crore to support the film's grand production.
Largest Set: 'The Rajasaab' boasts India's largest indoor horror film set, a 40,000+ square foot mansion in Hyderabad, constructed by 1200 workers over four months. The mansion included detailed rooms, corridors, and even a torture chamber.
Missing Scenes: Initially, some scenes featuring Prabhas in an old man's get-up, as shown in the trailer, were missing from the theatrical release but were later added after audience requests. Additionally, a rooftop action episode was also added.
Cigar Controversy: A scene featuring Prabhas smoking a cigar faced objections from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), requiring the filmmakers to justify its relevance to the narrative.