The
makers
of
The
RajaSaab
have
released
Trailer
2.0
of
India’s
biggest
horror
fantasy,
offering
a
stronger
sense
of
the
film’s
story
and
emotional
core.
Led
by
Rebel
Star
Prabhas,
the
trailer
builds
toward
a
gripping
confrontation
with
Superstar
Sanjay
Dutt,
whose
character
appears
to
control
fear
through
hypnotism.
Prabhas
plays
RajaSaab,
a
man
bound
closely
to
his
grandmother,
portrayed
by
Zarina
Wahab.
RajaSaab’s
search
for
answers
leads
him
to
an
abandoned
haveli,
a
space
that
holds
the
film’s
darkest
secrets.
The
trailer
suggests
that
the
house
itself
becomes
a
trap,
turning
the
mind
against
the
body.
Sanjay
Dutt’s
hypnotist
is
shown
as
a
calm
yet
menacing
force,
using
control
and
manipulation
rather
than
brute
strength
to
overpower
those
who
enter
his
world.
The
new
preview
also
presents
Rebel
Star
Prabhas
in
a
more
restrained
and
emotionally
driven
role.
Instead
of
relying
on
scale
alone,
his
performance
leans
into
vulnerability,
confusion,
and
quiet
determination
as
he
confronts
an
enemy
who
attacks
from
within
the
mind.
Boman
Irani
appears
as
a
mysterious
psychiatrist,
hypnotist,
and
paranormal
investigator,
offering
a
grounded
counterpoint
to
the
supernatural
elements,
while
Malavika
Mohanan,
Nidhhi
Agerwal,
and
Riddhi
Kumar
add
emotional
weight
and
visual
richness
to
the
narrative.
The
trailer
balances
eerie
tension
with
moments
of
colour,
music,
and
drama,
keeping
the
film
firmly
within
the
space
of
mainstream
fantasy
entertainment.
Visually,
The
RajaSaab
looks
like
a
VFX-heavy
spectacle,
with
stylised
horror
imagery,
elaborate
set
pieces,
and
atmospheric
visual
effects
playing
a
crucial
role
in
shaping
the
film’s
world
and
amplifying
its
fear
factor.
With
Trailer
2.0,
The
RajaSaab
sets
up
a
compelling
clash
between
Prabhas
and
Superstar
Sanjay
Dutt,
rooted
in
family,
memory,
and
fear.
The
film
promises
a
blend
of
horror,
fantasy,
and
emotion
on
a
grand
scale.
Sharing
his
experience
of
working
on
the
film,
Prabhas
said,
“The
three
years
of
stress
and
responsibility
of
Raja
Saab
brought
tears
to
Maruthi
garu’s
eyes.
When
I
first
met
him,
I
told
him
that
films
were
becoming
too
action-oriented
and
that
we
should
give
audiences
a
proper
entertainer.
That
is
how
this
horror-comedy
took
shape.
Vishwa
Prasad
garu
kept
believing
in
Maruthi
garu’s
script
and
supported
it
throughout.
When
I
heard
the
climax,
I
became
a
fan
of
Maruthi
garu’s
writing.
I
honestly
wondered
whether
he
wrote
it
with
a
pen
or
a
machine
gun.
Such
a
climax
hasn’t
come
even
in
horror-comedy
films.
You
must
watch
it
and
tell
me.
After
15
years,
Maruthi
is
giving
full
Darling
entertainment.
The
film
is
arriving
this
Sankranti.
All
Sankranti
films
should
do
well,
and
along
with
them,
The
RajaSaab
should
also
become
a
blockbuster.”
Director
Maruthi
said,
“There
is
an
enormous
amount
of
hard
work
behind
this
film.
It
wasn’t
easy
at
all.
When
we
brought
Prabhas
garu
on
board,
we
decided
that
everything
had
to
meet
that
level
of
expectation.
That
is
why
I
say
this
with
complete
confidence-anyone
who
comes
to
the
theatre
will
be
able
to
see,
with
their
own
eyes,
the
effort
we
have
put
in.
One
hundred
percent.
After
three
long
years
of
work
and
immense
struggle,
we
have
brought
The
RajaSaab
to
this
stage.
Our
only
intention
was
to
entertain
audiences
during
the
festival.
Even
with
many
films
releasing
around
the
same
time,
Vishwa
Prasad
garu
boldly
backed
such
a
big-budget
project.
This
film
will
not
remain
ordinary
in
any
language,
because
the
genre
itself
has
immense
potential.
We
have
taken
it
to
the
next
level.”
Directed
by
Maruthi
and
produced
by
TG
Vishwa
Prasad
under
People
Media
Factory,
The
RajaSaab
stars
Prabhas,
Sanjay
Dutt,
Boman
Irani,
Malavika
Mohanan,
Nidhhi
Agerwal,
Riddhi
Kumar,
and
Zarina
Wahab.
The
film
is
set
to
release
worldwide
on
January
9,
2026,
in
Hindi,
Telugu,
Tamil,
Kannada,
and
Malayalam,
and
will
also
be
available
in
premium
formats
including
Dolby,
4DX,
and
D-BOX,
promising
an
immersive
theatrical
experience.