The Raja Saab Teaser Rocks YouTube—Prabhas Is Still the KING!
- MediaFx
- Jun 17
- 2 min read
📢 TL;DR:Prabhas and director Maruthi’s horror-comedy The Raja Saab teaser dropped on June 16, 2025, and shattered records—becoming the 7th most-viewed Indian teaser ever within its first 24 hours. With a torrent of 31.3 million views across five languages, fans are hyped by Prabhas’s “vintage” vibe, spooky-comedy blend, and Sanjay Dutt’s cameo. Crew worked 18‑hour shifts on set, teasing the December 5 release. Dive in for a full lively breakdown! 🎬🔍
🎥 Teaser Stats & Rankings
31.3 million views in just 24 hrs—claims the #7 spot among the most-viewed Indian teasers ever (Salaar – 83M, Adipurush – 69M, KGF 2 – 68.8M, Radhe Shyam – 42.7M, Pushpa 2 – 39.4M, Dunki – 36.8M)
Language breakdown: Telugu 14M, Hindi 10M, Tamil 2.8M, Malayalam 2.3M, Kannada 2.2M
Some outlets report a crazy 59 million combined across platforms—but official YouTube stats stand at 31.3 million1
🌟 What’s Winning Fans Over
Prabhas channels his “vintage” style—fun dialogues, goofy charm after serious roles (Saaho, Salaar)
Fans are calling the teaser “Radhe Shyam made competent”—signaling positive VFX, better screenplay, and engaging tone
Sanjay Dutt’s cameo as Prabhas’s grandfather is a cool twist—audiences surprised and excited
🛠️ Behind the Scenes & Production
Director Maruthi revealed the crew logged grueling 16–18 hr workdays, contrasting public calls for 8-hr shifts in other projects (like Deepika Padukone's)
Filmed on massive custom-built set near Hyderabad—4 months, 1200 workers, 40-minute climax sequence
⏳ Release Timeline
Teaser dropped June 16, 2025 at 10:52 AM
The film’s theatrical release is locked for December 5, 2025—after multiple delays due to post-production & VFX work
No English dubbing planned—runtime over three hours makes it more suited to Indian-language audiences
🎧 Genre Vibe & Fan Picks
Official genre: romantic horror-comedy with a “slice of spooky and lots of laughs”
Pre-teaser clip built excitement with Rebel-style BGM from Thaman 🔥
Fans praise the “vibrant visuals, horror comedy & dialogue magic”—calling it a social media festival
🧭 MediaFx Opinion (Marxist View)
The Raja Saab’s massive teaser success shows the power of entertaining and inclusive cinema, bridging cultural gaps with dubbed releases across all South Indian languages. But the long hours—16–18 hr shifts—raise concerns about worker exploitation in film production. While cinema should inspire and uplift, it must respect labor rights and equitable conditions. As we cheer for Prabhas’s vintage charm, let’s champion a film industry that treats crew with dignity and fairness. ✊
💬 Let’s Chat Below!
What’s your take—did Prabhas nail the comedy-spooky mix? Are you surprised by Sanjay Dutt’s cameo? And how do you feel about those marathon shooting shifts? Drop your views in the comments. 👇
