Prabhas’ birthday occasion is filled with multiple announcements! After Kalki and Salaar makers confirmed the sequels to their respective first instalments, the makers of director Hanu Raghavapudi-Prabhas’ project confirmed their film’s title as Fauzi. Although the title has been speculated and doing the rounds, the production house confirmed it officially on Thursday.
First look looks striking
After creating a lot of anticipation with a gripping pre-look, the makers of Prabhas’ much-awaited Pan-India film, directed by Hanu Raghavapudi, have unveiled its title, Fauzi. While the title signifies Prabhas’ role as a soldier, the design element, and style essentially infuses a sense of strength and valour. Fauzi is set against the backdrop of colonial India in the 1940s, and the poster showcases a burning, tattered British flag, symbolizing rebellion and resistance. The hidden Sanskrit verses and coded symbols indicate a deeper mythological and historical connection.
Embodying wisdom and righteous duty
The references to legendary warrior Karna from the epic Mahabharata on the poster hints that the protagonist (Prabhas) is destined to face extraordinary trials. And a little zoom into the verses on the poster, Prabhas looks like Partha (Arjuna) who conquered the Padmavyuha and like Karna, standing on the side of the Pandavas; and Ekalavya, a warrior without a guru. Overall, his character is a blend of wisdom and the righteous duty defining the essence of the powerfully designed character.
The tagline, “A Battalion Who Walks Alone,” emphasizes the idea of a hero shouldering a nation’s struggle. Prabhas looks intense and determined – and his sharp moustache reflects a warrior driven by purpose. Hanu Raghavapudi’s signature blend of emotion and grandeur are evident. He aims to showcase Prabhas in a powerful, never-seen-before avatar hitherto. Fauzi is slated to release in multiple languages, and the Pan-India film that promises to be a spectacle of epic proportions features Imanvi as the leading lady.
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