After the humongous success of the KGF films, director Prashanth Neel embarked on Salaar starring Prabhas in the lead. Will the second part of the film turn out to be as epic as KGF 2?

Salaar: Prashanth Neel opens up on his dissatisfaction over the Prabhas starrer; ‘I am not completely happy with results’

Prashanth Neel amassed significant success with his two back-to-back releases within the span of one year, Yash’s KGF Chapter 2 followed by Prabhas’ Salaar. While both of them earned impressively at the box office,

Ceasefire which brought together director Prashanth Neel, Prabhas, and Hombale Films, has definitely left an impact at the box office. Garnering immense acclaim, the film’s success has made its sequel,

Describing Salaar, Prashanth said in the interview that no matter how it was packaged, Salaar's story lies not in the action sequences but in the emotional core – the story of two childhood friends turned foes.

Prashanth Neel made an impressive debut with the Kannada film, Ugramm, starring Sriimurali and Hariprriya. Ten years later, he remade the Kannada film as his Telugu debut, Salaar, starring Prabhas and Prithviraj Sukumaran.

Director Prashanth Neel reveals the deeper meaning behind a shocking knife scene in Salaar 2, promising a pivotal moment in the sequel.

After the massive hit of 'Salaar', fans are eagerly anticipating the sequel of the film and the director has finally opened up about it

One Year of Prabhas & Hombale Films’ Salaar, Directed by Prashanth Neel – Check The Historic Records It Created

Director Prashanth Neel revealed that a seemingly exaggerated scene in Salaar Part 1 - Ceasefire has a deep meaning and is connected to one of the most brilliant moments in Salaar: Part 2 - Shouryaanga Parvam. In the scene, Deva picks up a plastic knife and his mother, played by Easwari Rao is horrified when he does it.

On the occasion of the first anniversary of Prabhas-starrer Salaar Part 1: Ceasefire (December 22) director Prashanth Neel, in his latest interview, spoke about the action entertainer and ‘Salaar 2: Shauryangaparvam.