V Vijayendra Prasad opens about Salman Khan’s Bajrangi Bhaijaan Sequel and Aamir Khan’s Mahabharata film plans: ‘I Met Salman Last Eid’
V Vijayendra PrasadThe iconic Bahubali saga, the man behind Bajrangi Bhaijaan and RRR recently shared an update on much awaited Bajrangi Bhaijaan SequelHe revealed that he met Salman Khan from the previous Eid, where he presented an idea for the film. “I met Salman from the previous Eid. I heard him a line, he liked it. But let’s see what happens,” Prasad told PTI, pointing to a possible cooperation, but fans are eagerly waiting for more information.
Aamir KhanDream of Mahabharata
Prasad also touched her discussion with Aamir Khan about the Mahabharata film. He shared that Aamir had approached him with the idea some time ago, but the result remains uncertain. “Some time ago, he (Aamir) came with an idea (for me) to create a Mahabharata. I don’t know what happened later,” Prasad said. Asked about the possibility of working on Mahabharata with his son, SS RajamouliPrasad mentioned that Rajamouli’s last ambition to take on the epic.
Story tradition of india
V Vijayendra Prasad is a strong belief that the tradition of telling India’s story is an unused treasure for filmmakers. He and Rajamouli are committed to making films that depict Indian culture deeply. “More personal, more universal. You have to tell the truth with honesty and integrity. We did not compromise on anything to appear in the world,” he shared, emphasizing that the authenticity remains in the heart of his films.
Prasad also explained how Indian cinema has done miracles in presenting the world for the rich culture of India. Citing films like Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayanz, Manjmel Boys, and Gandhi, he said, “There is a lot of possibility to take our culture abroad with visual media. Stories of a lot of patriotic heroes should be told.”
Future of Indian cinema
Prasad shared a memorable conversation with Rajamouli, which helped him realize the true prosperity of India. “One day, my son Rajamouli asked me,” Father, can you tell me how India is rich? ” I was trying to find an answer when he said, “India is rich in stories.” We have Mahabharata and Ramayana.
