Prabhas, known for his roles in blockbusters like 'Baahubali' and 'Kalki 2898 AD', has cultivated a massive fan following despite a string of underwhelming recent films. Beyond his on-screen presence, the actor follows a unique personal tradition: he takes home one memorable prop from each film set as a souvenir, preserving his journey in the industry.
Preserving Memorable Props
According to Bollywood Bubble, Prabhas has consistently held onto a part of his film journey since the beginning. He takes home one prop from each film set as a keepsake. Examples include a coat from 'Rebel', the iconic sword from 'Baahubali', a bike and car from 'Saaho', the signature gun from 'Salaar', and most recently, a part of the futuristic vehicle 'Bujji' from 'Kalki 2898 AD'. For him, these are not just props but memories that remind him of his journey throughout his career.
Over the years, Prabhas has reportedly collected several iconic items from his movies. The actor believes these items hold deep emotional value, connecting him to the characters and stories he has brought to life.
Baahubali Armour Gift
In 2017, filmmaker S. S. Rajamouli presented Prabhas with the armour worn by Baahubali in the film. This gesture was a mark of appreciation for the actor's dedication and hard work towards the ambitious franchise. Prabhas had spent nearly five years working on the two-part 'Baahubali' epic, which became an all-time blockbuster.
Upcoming Projects
Prabhas currently has several projects lined up for release in the coming years. His latest film was 'The Raja Saab', a horror-fantasy entertainer directed by Maruthi, which received mixed reactions from audiences after its theatrical release. He is also working on 'Fauzi', directed by Hanu Raghavapudi, and is set to headline 'Spirit' with Sandeep Reddy Vanga, one of the most awaited films in his upcoming line-up. Additionally, 'Kalki 2898 AD' Part 2 remains under development.
