In a recent interview that’s really shaking things up online, director Om Raut, who last teamed up with Prabhas for *Adipurush*, made a pretty audacious claim about two of Indian cinema’s biggest stars: Salman Khan and Prabhas. He described them as “flop-proof” actors, suggesting that their immense popularity remains intact regardless of how their movies perform at the box office.
Raut’s point is that both Salman Khan and Prabhas have such a massive following and such a strong public image that their stardom is unaffected by the occasional box office failure. In other words, even if one of their films doesn’t do well, it doesn’t diminish their appeal or impact.
This statement has set the internet ablaze, sparking discussions about what it truly means to be a superstar. Are these actors really beyond the normal ups and downs of film success? And what does this mean for the rest of the industry? It’s a hot topic that’s got everyone talking and debating about the real essence of stardom and success in the film world.