Secret Behind Prabhas Extraordinary Gestures

Why Prabhas takes everyone by surprise. Superstar Prabhas is celebrated not just for his cinematic prowess but also for his lavish gestures that extend to co-actors, friends, and fans. Renowned for his love of food, the actor orchestrates grand luncheons on film sets, and recent reports shed light on the staggering amount he invests in daily meals.

Prabhas, known for his aversion to solitary dining, prefers sharing meals with his colleagues, family, or friends. During film shoots, he generously caters to hundreds of people, spending approximately Rs 2-3 lakh on dinner for the cast and crew. Notably, the actor takes into account everyone's preferences, curating meals tailored to individual likes and dislikes.

His hospitality is legendary, consistently treating co-stars to delectable home-cooked meals on set. Actors like Shraddha Kapoor, Pooja Hegde, Bhagyashree, Shruti Haasan, and Amitabh Bachchan have all shared stories of Prabhas' generosity. Tamannaah Bhatia, in an interview, lauded his hospitality, describing him as "insanely magnetic" and the embodiment of a true king, emphasizing that his gestures make people feel special.

Recently, Prithviraj, a key player in Prabhas' Salaar, highlighted the actor's benevolence. When asked about working with Prabhas, Prithviraj humorously remarked, "You cannot diet!" Recounting an incident with his family on the Salaar set, he shared, "One day, my family visited me, and Prabhas asked what my 9-year-old daughter likes to eat. That night, he sent us so much food that I had to book an extra room to store it, even though there were only three of us, including my wife and child."

Prabhas' generosity extends beyond the screen, portraying him not just as a superstar but as a warm-hearted individual whose kindness leaves an indelible mark on those fortunate enough to be around him.

The highly anticipated Salaar, featuring Prabhas and Prithviraj Sukumaran, has garnered a phenomenal response, inching towards a remarkable box office collection of Rs 500 crore worldwide.