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Subodh Bhave praises Prabhas’ warm behaviour on ‘Fauzi’ sets

Actor Subodh Bhave praised co‑star Prabhas for his friendly behavior on the set of the upcoming Telugu film “Fauzi.” Bhave is making his debut in Telugu cinema by playing Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose.

TOI EntertainmentNovember 1, 20261 min read
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Subodh Bhave praises Prabhas’ warm behaviour on ‘Fauzi’ sets
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Veteran Marathi actor Subodh Bhave is set to appear in his first Telugu language film, taking on the role of Indian freedom fighter Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose in the historical drama titled “Fauzi.” Bhave, who has built a reputation for strong performances in Marathi theatre and cinema, expressed enthusiasm about portraying such an iconic figure, noting that the script offers a nuanced look at Bose’s leadership during the independence movement. The film aims to blend biographical detail with dramatic storytelling, targeting audiences across linguistic regions.

During a recent press interaction, Bhave highlighted the warm and collaborative atmosphere on set, specifically mentioning his co‑star Prabhas, one of the leading actors in Telugu cinema. He described Prabhas as approachable and supportive, noting that the senior star took time to discuss scenes, share insights, and ensure that the entire crew felt comfortable. Bhave’s comments suggest that the working environment was conducive to creative exchange, which can be especially valuable when an actor steps into a new language and cultural context.

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“Fauzi” is being produced by a well‑known studio that has previously delivered successful period pieces, and the film’s budget includes extensive location shoots and period‑accurate set design. Industry analysts anticipate that the combination of a revered historical figure, a popular lead actor, and a respected supporting cast could attract a wide viewership. The project also reflects a growing trend of cross‑regional collaborations in Indian cinema, where talent from different language industries join forces to tell stories of national significance.

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