From Baahubali 2 To Salaar: 5 Prabhas Films That Hit ₹100 Crore At Lightning Speed

When it comes to box office success, Prabhas is unbeatable. He is known as the undisputed pan-India superstar for a reason. The actor has delivered several huge openers that crossed the ₹100 crore mark in record time. In fact, these films achieved this milestone on their opening day, showcasing Prabhas' unmatched popularity across India and the huge anticipation for his releases. Here's a look at some of his films that made it into the ₹100 crore club on day one.

Baahubali 2: The Conclusion

This epic sequel became a cinematic sensation, breaking records in India and around the world. After the cliffhanger of its predecessor, the film opened to historic numbers and crossed the ₹100 crore mark on its very first day, changing box office history.

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This ambitious sci-fi film created a lot of excitement before its release. With its grand scale, unique futuristic world, and star-studded cast, the film opened to huge collections and easily entered the ₹100 crore club on day one.

Salaar: Part 1 - Ceasefire

An action-packed film that had fans eagerly waiting, it delivered an amazing opening at the box office. Strong advance bookings and large audiences ensured it crossed the ₹100 crore milestone on its opening day.

Saaho

After the historic success of Baahubali, all eyes were on Prabhas' next major film, and Saaho became one of the most awaited movies of the time. This high-energy action thriller featured Prabhas in a stylish, larger-than-life role, with stunning visuals and action sequences on an international level that further solidified his appeal across India.

Adipurush

Inspired by the epic Ramayana, this mythological drama generated great curiosity and had a large release in multiple languages. The film opened to strong numbers and quickly joined the ₹100 crore club on its very first day.

From epic historical tales to futuristic adventures and thrilling action dramas, Prabhas continues to achieve record-breaking openings. His ability to draw audiences to theaters, regardless of language, turns every release into a box office event.