Raja Saab Twitter review: 10 tweets to read before watching Prabhas, Malavika Mohanan’s fantasy horror film

Maruti’s family entertainer, The Raja Saab has finally hit the theatres. The Prabhas-led fantasy horror film is currently performing strongly at the box office, with cinephiles sharing their valuable reviews on social media. check them out!

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After a long wait, The Raja Saab has finally arrived in theatres. The Telugu language fantasy horror comedy film is gaining momentum and the reviews are coming in with every passing hour.

Calling it a “paisa-vasool cinematic experience”, a third cinephile said, “#TheRajaSaab is a complete paisa-vasool cinematic experience. From the first frame to the last, the film captivates you with its scale, visuals and mass moments. #Prabhas is absolutely on fire. My rating: 9.5/10.” Another film buff said that looking at the packed theaters, it is safe to say that Prabhas has once again proved that he has the power to draw the crowd.

While Prabhas lovers were thoroughly entertained by the film, there were some among the audience who were mesmerized by Malavika Mohanan’s screen presence. A cinephile said, “Can’t stop thinking about Malavika’s scenes in #TheRajaSaab, she’s living free in my mind.” Another was quick to mention, “I went for Prabhas but stayed for #MalavikaMohanan #DrajasaabTruth Bomb.” For the record, this film is Mohanan’s debut Telugu film.

Written and directed by Maruthi, the fantasy horror comedy film is bankrolled by People Media Factory and IVY Entertainment. While Prabhas leads the show, he is joined by Sanjay Dutt, Boman Irani, Nidhi Agarwal, Riddhi Kumar and Zarina Wahab.

Seeing the trailer of the film, many people speculated that it is a film inspired by Akshay Kumar’s Bhool Bhulaiyaa. In an exclusive chat with IHNS, producer TG Vishwa Prasad clarified that it is a horror fantasy with a completely different backstory. He further added, “We had to design a fantasy featuring India’s biggest star. So, it is quite different in terms of visual elements as well as the backstory.”