Mark it in blood-red ink. Producer TG Vishwa Prasad slammed the brakes on every rumour mill with a single, ice-cold statement: THE RAJA SAAB IS COMING. NO DELAYS. NO EXCUSES.
For days, WhatsApp uncles and doom-scrolling fan pages screamed “postponed again!” because a song got paused and VFX screens went dark for a week. Vishwa Prasad’s reply? A mic-drop press note that should be framed in every troll’s bedroom:
“Every whisper of a shift from Sankranthi 2026 is FAKE. Post-production is sprinting, VFX ovens are glowing white-hot, and the Rebel’s crown is being polished for the BIGGEST horror-comedy coronation Indian screens have ever seen.”
Picture this:
Prabhas strutting in vintage royals, Sanjay Dutt floating in as the nastiest ghost since Sadako, and THREE queens—Malavika Mohanan, Riddhi Kumar, Nidhhi Agerwal—turning a haunted palace into the wildest laugh-riot of the decade.
Director Maruthi is cooking chills and giggles in the same cauldron, and the aroma is already knocking out theatres.
So cancel your panic bookings for March, April, “whenever”.
