V Vijayendra Prasad opens up about Salman Khan’s Bajrangi Bhaijaan sequel and Aamir Khan’s Mahabharata movie plans: ‘I met Salman last Eid’ – The Times of India

V Vijayendra Prasad, the person in the back of the enduring Baahubali saga, Bajrangi Bhaijaan, and RRR, just lately shared an replace at the much-anticipated Bajrangi Bhaijaan sequel. He printed that he met Salman Khan final Eid, the place he pitched an concept for the movie. “I met Salman final Eid. I narrated a line to him, he favored it. But let’s see what occurs,” Prasad informed PTI, hinting at a possible collaboration however leaving lovers eagerly looking ahead to extra main points.
Aamir Khan’s Mahabharata dream
Prasad additionally touched upon his discussions with Aamir Khan relating to a Mahabharata movie. He shared that Aamir had approached him with the theory a while in the past, however the end result stays unsure. “Sometime ago, he (Aamir) came (to me) with an idea to make Mahabharata. I don’t know what happened afterwards,” Prasad mentioned. When requested about the opportunity of running on Mahabharata together with his son, SS Rajamouli, Prasad famous that it’s been Rajamouli’s final ambition to take at the epic.
India’s storytelling custom
V Vijayendra Prasad is a company believer that India’s storytelling custom is an untapped treasure trove for filmmakers. He and Rajamouli are dedicated to creating motion pictures that deeply replicate Indian tradition. “The more personal, the more universal. You have to speak the truth with honesty and integrity. We did not compromise on anything to be visible in the world,” he shared, emphasizing that authenticity stays on the center in their motion pictures.

Prasad additionally identified how Indian cinema has accomplished wonders in introducing the arena to India’s wealthy tradition. Citing motion pictures like Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Manjummel Boys, and Gandhi, he mentioned, “There is so much possibility with visual media to take our culture abroad. There are so many patriotic heroes whose stories must be told.”

The long run of Indian cinema
Prasad shared a memorable dialog with Rajamouli that helped him notice the actual richness of India. “One day, my son Rajamouli asked me, ‘Father, can you tell me which way India is rich?’ I was trying to find an answer when he said, ‘India is rich in stories.’ We have Mahabharata and Ramayana. So, we have to encash this. That is our property, our richness. We are blessed with such stories,” Prasad concluded.