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military Teaser: Prabhas’ fiery avatar as a rebel soldier promises explosive freedom saga

military Teaser: Prabhas' fiery avatar as a rebel soldier promises explosive freedom saga

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The teaser of Prabhas’ much anticipated action-drama military It was finally opened on Friday evening. To celebrate the actor’s 47th birthday, the makers revealed his first look as an Indian spy during the freedom struggle.

The 2 minute and 31 second teaser gives a glimpse of Prabhas’ character, where he plays a Kolkata-based cop who is ready to go to any lengths to protect his motherland. The teaser begins with Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose meeting German dictator Adolf Hitler during the height of World War II.

While the meeting was based on true events, the teaser tells of the fictional Subhash Chandra Bose, how he infuriated the British with his Bhagavad Gita-inspired code.

As the teaser comes out, it introduces the character of Prabhas, a lone rebel warrior. From blazing guns to high-octane action scenes, Prabhas’ character is portrayed as “India’s greatest rebel soldier”.

The most impressive scene comes at the end of the teaser, with his voice saying, “Oh my love, I want your blood and I want freedom too. (O Englishman, I will draw your blood and take away your freedom).” This dialogue sets the tone for his rebellious streak, ready to fight for the country’s freedom.

A look at the teaser:

Earlier in the day, the makers also unveiled another poster of the film, offering a glimpse into the setting. The poster features a golden coin featuring the actor’s profile in a military uniform, surrounded by fire. “A battalion that fights alone. Most wanted since 1932,” reads the tagline.

about military

Directed by Hanu Raghavapudi, military Mithri is backed by Movie Makers and presented by T-Series Films. The film is produced by Naveen Yerneni, Y Ravi Shankar and Bhushan Kumar. military It is slated to hit theaters on March 19, 2027.

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