‘I haven’t done…’: Prabhas Talks About His Transformation For Salaar Part 1: CeaseFire

It’s exciting to hear that the trailer for Salaar Part 1: CeaseFire has hit the ground running and garnered so much enthusiasm from fans! The prospect of Prabhas in a full-fledged action role under the direction of KGF’s Prashanth Neel is definitely generating major buzz.

Knowing that Prabhas underwent a transformation for the role adds another layer of intrigue to the whole project. It begs the question – what kind of physical or mental preparation did he need to do for this character?

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Prabhas was asked in an interview about the time period that went into the shoot for his character in Salaar. Responding to the same, Prabhas said, “Prashanth is a hero-director; as I said that I would come at this time, he was comfortable with that. Once actors come on the set, like me, Shruti, or Prithvi, there is no stopping anything. They just focused on our shots. This way, I never had to wait on the set, even though we used to tell them that, Prashanth, we would wait. When I reached the first schedule, I don’t remember what time, but they stopped everything, saying that the entry of the hero had started and now we would only take the hero’s shots. Then I told him, No problem, I have waited for half of my films.”

Continuing the same, Prabhas shared details on the transformation for his character in Salaar and said, “I haven’t done anything special; Prashanth wanted me to build muscles for the character, so I changed myself accordingly. This was a common thing for me. There was not much transformation that I have done in the last 21 years.”

Salaar: Part 1: Ceasefire is an upcoming Indian action film directed by Prashanth Neel and starring Prabhas, Prithviraj Sukumaran, Shruti Haasan, and Jagapathi Babu. The film is the first part of a planned two-part series.

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The film has been given an “A” certificate by the censor board, which means that it is restricted to adults only. This is due to the film’s violent content, which includes bloody combat scenes, violence, and battle scenes.

The “A” certificate news is evidence of the film’s scale and intensity. The film is expected to be a high-octane action thriller, and the “A” certificate suggests that it will not shy away from violence.