Prabhas To Take A 15-day Break For Knee Injury Treatment In Europe: Reports

Actor Prabhas’ acting career skyrocketed after the release of the blockbuster film Baahubali. His last release Adiprurush failed at the box office. The film was heavily criticised for its VFX and poor depiction of Lord Rama and other characters. The film’s failure, however, hardly has any impact on Prabhas’ huge fan following. He is currently juggling multiple film projects including Project K, Salaar Part 1: Ceasefire, Raja Deluxe, and Spirit. Recently, the makers of Salaar revealed the postponed release date of the film. Following this, Prabhas is reportedly taking a hiatus and has jetted off to Europe for his knee treatment. Prabhas has been dealing with a lingering knee injury, aggravated by his constant work commitments. Salaar was earlier scheduled to release on September 28. Now, the film is slated to release in November. After this update, Prabhas immediately flew to Europe to seek treatment. Reportedly, he will stay in Europe for the next 15 days and will resume work after proper treatment.

Prabhas’ health issues have been making headlines for a while now. It was reported that he hurt himself during the filming of Baahubali. The continuous work commitments did not let him take time off for complete rest. Earlier, he also underwent surgery for his knee treatment. The back-to-back shoots exacerbated his poor health. In the aftermath, his knee pain came back and now he is compelled to take a proper treatment before resuming work.

Insiders suggest that Prabhas was constantly seeking advice from medical experts, who recommended he undergo another surgery in order to ensure complete recovery.

The exact release date of Salaar has not been declared yet. The reason behind the delay is said to be “unforeseen circumstances.” Notably, the teaser of Salaar was unveiled in July this year. The captivating appearance of Prabhas in the intriguing clip left the audience excited. Directed by KGF director Prashanth Neel, Salaar will be released in theatres in 5 languages including Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, and Hindi.