As Prabhas continues to juggle a lineup of blockbuster projects, Krishna Vamsi reflected on the actor’s versatility, suggesting that Tollywood hasn’t fully tapped into Prabhas’ potential. He remarked, “Prabhas is a good performer. However, the industry seems to restrict him to action movies. Even when we worked on Chakra, I had a different storyline in mind, yet action themes took precedence. Today, after 20 years, it’s much the same. Directors are still limiting him to action.”

Fans are eagerly awaiting updates on Prabhas’ upcoming projects, including Spirit, Salaar 2, and Kalki 2. The superstar has been busy with Rajasaab’s film, as well as a project with director Hanu Raghavapudi. With his birthday just around the corner, the anticipation for new releases and updates is at an all-time high.

Krishna Vamsi on Remakes and Khadgam:

Reflecting on the industry’s trend of remakes, Krishna Vamsi was asked about the possibility of recreating his classic film Ninne Pelladatha with Naga Chaitanya. He dismissed the idea, saying, “Some movies should be left as they are. Remakes can’t always capture the original’s spirit. Instead, I’d rather create something new that aligns with Chaitanya’s style.”

Meanwhile, his film Khadgam, a massive success when it was first released in 2002, is set to hit the theaters once again. Starring Srikanth, Ravi Teja, and Prakash Raj, Khadgam became a milestone in Indian cinema. With its re-release, audiences will have the chance to experience the timeless story anew.

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