The Raja Saab not only ended up as a massive box-office disappointment but also triggered an unprecedented wave of negativity toward Prabhas. Criticism poured in from all directions—mainstream media, social media platforms, and even sections of his own fan base. While the film’s theatrical run was cut short and quickly forgotten, the backlash surrounding it has refused to fade.
In fact, the trolling has intensified following the film’s OTT premiere. With a wider audience now accessing the movie on digital platforms, fresh rounds of online criticism have emerged, targeting both Prabhas and director Maruthi. Viewers are dissecting the film far more harshly, pointing out flaws that perhaps went unnoticed during its theatrical run.
A section of Prabhas’ fans has gone a step further, openly urging the star to stay away from similar projects and, more importantly, to stop collaborating with what they describe as “mediocre directors” like Maruthi. They are questioning what prompted Prabhas to place his trust in a filmmaker whose career has largely been defined by mid-range successes, with Bhale Bhale Magadivoy often cited as his most notable work.
Fans are also drawing comparisons with Allu Arjun, noting that despite starting their careers around the same time and sharing a long-standing friendship with Maruthi, the director has never helmed a film starring the Pushpa actor. This contrast has only fueled further debate about Prabhas’ decision-making.
Many believe that the failure of The Raja Saab—and the relentless trolling that followed—should serve as a wake-up call for Prabhas. According to them, it’s time for the actor to take this feedback seriously and reassess his choices, particularly when it comes to scripts and directors, to protect both his stardom and credibility going forward.
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