Prabhas jets off to Paris for his next film Jaan, watch video

Prabhas, who is known for his work in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi films, was last seen in the trilingual film Saaho, alongside Shraddha Kapoor. Saaho's Hindi-version amassed a total of 350 crores worldwide but failed to impress the Telugu audience. Reportedly, Prabhas was disappointed about the failure of his film and has geared up to impress his fans once again. Recently, Prabhas was seen at the Hyderabad airport while he set off to Paris to begin shooting for his new movie Jaan, directed by Radha Krishna. 

Prabhas at Hyderabad airport

Around a week back, Prabhas was spotted at the Hyderabad airport while he jetted off to Paris. The actor was seen in all-black avatar, with a pair of sunglasses and a cap. A video of the actor from the airport stormed the internet. It is rumoured that Prabhas' next film Jaan will have a completely different script and reports suggest that Prabhas made noticeable changes in the script, just to keep up to his image in the Hindi industry. Prabhas followed an 8-day schedule in Paris. As of now, it is reported that Prabhas has completed a part of his shoot and has returned back to Hyderabad from France. 

Read | Is Prabhas and Shraddha Kapoor's Saaho the topic of rumours again?

Read | 'Saaho' box office: Prabhas starrer faces sharp drop on the fifth day

Upcoming movies of Prabhas

As per movie reviews, Prabhas's film Baahubali: The Beginning and Rebel were considered to be a major success in the actor's career. Saaho garnered and a mixture of good and bad reviews from the critics. His upcoming movie Jaan has set the bar high for the actor, as he does not want to disappoint his fans. Jaan will feature Prabhas alongside Mohenjo Daro actor Pooja Hegde. It will be produced by Gopikrishna Movies and UV Creations. Apparently,  Amit Trivedi is composing the music. As per fresh reports, actor Jagapathi Babu has been roped in to play the antagonist.

Read | Prabhas to essay the role of a palm reader in his next film 'Jaan'

Read | Prabhas' Saaho falls short of touching the ₹300 crore mark in India