Prabhas Loves "Kannu Lona Nee Rupame" Song!

Prabhas rarely appears on TV shows or game shows, so his recent appearance on ETV's "Naa Ucchvasam Kavanam" surprised fans.

Prabhas, known for his busy schedule with back-to-back films, recently appeared on a special ETV show, "Naa Ucchvasam Kavanam." The show honored the legendary lyricist Sirivennela Seetharama Sastry, whose words have touched the hearts of fans and actors alike. Prabhas has a close bond with Sirivennela's work, as many of his movies feature the lyricist's heartfelt songs.

During the show, Prabhas shared how much he loves the song “Kannu Lona Nee Rupame” from the film Ninne Pelladatha. He spoke fondly about Sirivennela's ability to create lyrics that reach people of all ages and are simple to understand. Prabhas shared a personal story from his childhood when he was in fifth grade and would sing the song “Botany Pathamundi” from Siva all the time, later finding out it was written by Sirivennela.

Prabhas praised Sirivennela as an amazing writer who could write both soulful and playful songs. He mentioned the song “Jagamantha Kutumbam Naadi” from the movie Chakram, which became a huge hit despite the film's failure. He said the song has a timeless appeal and will likely remain fresh even after 25 years. Prabhas feels it's a blessing for this generation to experience Sirivennela's talent.

Prabhas has been busy with big projects, recently completing Salaar and Kalki 2898 AD, which brought massive success. He is now working on Raja Saab and Fauji, which are set to release next year. His fans are excited, especially as Salaar 2 and Spirit are set to start filming soon. Prabhas also has two new projects lined up with Lokesh Kanagaraj and Prashanth Varma. With six movies coming up, fans believe Prabhas will aim for box office hits crossing the 1,000-crore mark with each release.