Nidhhi Agerwal Praises Prabhas for His Purity

“As the film progressed, they began thinking about making it a pan-India project. They kept making changes, spent nearly two years reworking and reshooting the film, and moved away from the intended story. If they had stuck to the original concept, the budget would have been much lower. Whenever the makers try to add ‘pan-India’ elements, a film deviates from its purpose. As a result, both the budget and production time increase, and in the end, it rarely works in their favour.”

“After SS Rajamouli brought global recognition to Telugu and Indian cinema with Baahubali, many started believing that simply investing huge amounts of money would bring them the same level of fame. They want their films to be compared to Hollywood. Since then, everyone has been chasing the pan-India formula. Making one or two pan-India films a year is not wrong, but trying to make every film pan-India is where the industry goes wrong.”

“Prabhas is just like this: no games, no politics, and no fakeness. I always wondered if I could ever make it big being so soft and sweet. But after meeting and working with him, I realized he is even more childlike, genuine, and soft-spoken. If he can be India’s biggest superstar while being that way, then perhaps it is the better way to be.”

“Prabhas is very pure; he is a lovely human being. Once you meet him, you forget he is a massive actor who has been in the industry for 25 years. He isn’t 'commercial' and doesn't even have a PR team. He is very simple. Meeting him is like meeting a five-year-old. I have a newfound respect for him; he is the nicest person I have ever met.”