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Prabhas' multilingual Saaho to be presented by Bhushan Kumar

Bhushan Kumar, head honcho of T-Series, has signed a deal with leading South Indian production house, UV Creations, to present megastar Prabhas' forthcoming action entertainer Saaho to the Hindi audience.

Speaking about the collaboration, Bhushan Kumar says, "The universality of Saaho is what appealed to me as a filmmaker. While Prabhas is a pan India star, the content and its treatment will make for a film having a global appeal. It is an exciting collaboration and we are looking forward to presenting the film to our Hindi audience."


The humongous success of the Baahubali film series in North India has made Prabhas an overnight star in the territory. His upcoming film Saaho is expected to open big in the Northern Hindi markets and the actor wants to give an unforgettable visual experience to his audience.

"Ever since its inception, Saaho has been a larger-than-life story. We want to present our audience with a memorable visual experience, said Prabhas.

Besides Prabhas, Saaho also stars Bollywood actors Shraddha Kapoor, Neil Nitin Mukesh, Jackie Shroff, Mandira Bedi, Mahesh Manjrekar and Chunky Pandey in pivotal roles. Written and directed by Sujeeth, the movie may hit screens later this year.

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