Prabhas’s picture was leaked from his new film Fauji, fans reminded of Mirchi Look
A new picture of Prabhas, which appears from the set of his upcoming film, ‘Fauji’, is rounding the internet. Encouraged fans commented that he was reminded of the actor’s look from the hit film, ‘Mirchi’.
In short
- Prabhas is shooting for ‘Fauji’ directed by Hanu Raghavpuri
- A viral photo shows Prabhas similar to his appearance in ‘Mirchi’
- Anupam Kher, Mithun Chakraborty, Jaya Prada and Imanvi Ismail in ‘Fauji’
Actor Prabhas is currently shooting for his upcoming projects, including ‘Fauji’ directed by Hanu Raghavpuri. A picture of Prabhas, which appears to be shot on the set of ‘Fauji’, is now going viral on social media. Prabhas’ Ardent fans enthusiastically commented that this picture reminds him of his look from the actor’s hit film ‘Mirchi’.
In the viral photo, Prabhas is seen playing a lean look and sitting on a table. They are seen wearing a crisp gray shirt and black trousers, with a pair of flip-flops.
Here’s photo:
An excited fan shared a throbac photo from ‘Mirchi’ and wrote, “#Phashashanu (#Fauji) in a photo leaked from the set of#Prabhas is similar to his look in the film #Mirchi (SIC).” Here are some reactions:
Prabhas and director Hanu Raghavpuri have joined hands for a film called ‘Fauji’. The film also features Anupam Kher, Mithun Chakraborty and Jaya Prada in magnificent roles. The title of working of the film is ‘Fauji’, and an official announcement is still being made on it.
The film includes social media influential Imanvi Ismail in the lead role. After the initiative terrorist attack on 22 April, the Film Association announced a ban on working with Pakistani actors. After the controversy, many people claimed that Imanvi was a Pakistani and demanded the removal of them from the film.
He shared a long note about his identity and wrote, “I also want to address rumors and lies that are spread about my identity and my family, which is to spread partition and hatred through fake new sources and online media. First, no one is connected with the Pakistani army in any way in my family.”
He added, “I am a proud Indian American who speaks Hindi, Telugu, Gujarati and English. I was born in Los Angeles, California, my parents legally young after living in the United States. Soon after, he became an American citizen.”
After the dispute erupted, the producers have not released any statement about the removal of the film.