Pan-India star Prabhas is currently busy with a series of exciting films. Riding high on the success of Kalki 2898 AD, Prabhas is working with extra energy on his upcoming projects. He is currently focused on completing Raja Saheb under the direction of Maruthi. Alongside, major projects like Salaar 2 and the second part of Kalki 2898 AD are also lined up. In addition to these, Spirit, a film that has already garnered immense buzz even before going on floors, is in the pre-production stage. Each update about Spirit is raising the expectations sky-high, and recently, another interesting piece of news about the film has surfaced.
It is reported that director Sandeep Reddy Vanga has completed the story for Spirit, but the dialogue version is still pending. The challenge Vanga faces is whether Prabhas will adapt his style to suit Vanga’s intense dialogue writing. Vanga is contemplating whether Prabhas can change his approach or if the dialogues should be tailored to match Prabhas’ natural style, which is typically marked by short, impactful lines.
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Throughout his career, Prabhas has impressed audiences with his distinctive style of delivering crisp dialogues, a signature that has won the hearts of movie lovers. While films like Baahubali showcased him handling lengthy dialogues with ease, most of his hits have featured short and impactful lines. However, Vanga’s films often feature long, intense dialogues, with heroes delivering high-energy, high-impact speeches, especially using complex terminologies.
Given that Prabhas will be playing a cop in Spirit, Vanga might emphasize sections related to law enforcement, requiring Prabhas to adjust to lengthy dialogues filled with attitude and high-fi language. This will be an exciting challenge for Prabhas, and it remains to be seen how he tackles this new style in Spirit
