The wait is finally over for Rebel Star fans. The makers of The Raja Saab have just unveiled Trailer 2.0, and it is everything we expected from a Maruthi-Prabhas collaboration—wild, colorful, and surprisingly eerie. If the first teaser gave us a glimpse of the “vintage” Prabhas charm, this new trailer dives headfirst into the madness of the film’s horror-fantasy world.
The trailer sets up a fascinating premise. Prabhas plays a happy-go-lucky character who finds himself at a mysterious, hypnotic mansion. What starts as a quest to claim his ancestral property quickly turns into a battle for survival.
We learn that his grandfather—played by a menacing and massive Sanjay Dutt—has transformed into a demonic spirit after death. The mansion isn’t just a building; it’s a trap filled with illusions, ghosts, and dark family secrets. Prabhas must navigate this “maze” to protect his grandmother (Zarina Wahab) and face off against the very bloodliney he belongs to.
The highlight of the trailer is undoubtedly Prabhas. He seems to be having the time of his life, blending his effortless comedic timing with the “swag” we saw in his earlier hits like Bujjigaadu. But there’s a twist: we see him in a dual role, including an aged, powerful look that has fans guessing about his true identity in the film.
The biggest shocker? The trailer ends with Prabhas channeling a “Joker-esque” vibe, hinting that his character might have to embrace his own dark side to defeat the evil lurking in the mansion.
Directed by Maruthi, the film has clearly been mounted on a massive scale. The visuals are grand, featuring creatures and “Star Wars” style face-offs that push the boundaries of the horror-comedy genre.
Thaman S delivers a thumping background score that shifts perfectly between spooky atmospheric sounds and high-energy mass beats. Boman Irani looks sharp as the knowledgeable caretaker guiding Prabhas, while Malavika Mohanan, Nidhhi Agerwal, and Riddhi Kumar add a layer of mystery and romance to the chaotic narrative.
The Raja Saab is being repositioned as a Horror-Fantasy rather than just a simple comedy. With its mix of time-travel, family history, and supernatural action, it looks like a perfect commercial entertainer for the festive season.
Director Maruthi recently made a bold promise: “If even 1% of you are disappointed, you can come to my house and question me.” Looking at this trailer, it seems he’s confident that he has a winner on his hands. The film is slated to release on January 9, 2026. To know such latest updates, stay tuned to tellyboosters.com Thank you!
