Prabhas is the country's biggest pan-Indian star, and he is currently on leave due to medical concerns. The actor took the time to watch S S Rajamouli's Magnum Opus RRR and responded to the film's phenomenal success.

"We will soon see a growth in the number of pan-Indian films." The film industries of the North and South should work collaboratively, and our filmmakers should focus on cross-Indian films. I recently saw RRR and thoroughly enjoyed it. It's one of the biggest grossers in the country and inching towards Rs 1100 crore at the box office worldwide. It was a great experience. I got tears in my eyes in 10 scenes and I could easily pick out 50 scenes which got me hyped. "Rajamouli is no longer a South Indian director; he is an Indian director," Prabhas described.

"I am extremely happy with KGF: Chapter 2's spectacular success." I'm working on Salaar with Prashanth Neel, and I'm super happy for him. "We should be getting more and more pan-Indian projects," Prabhas said.

The actor will soon resume the shoot of Salaar which is half done with the shoot. The actor recently underwent knee surgery and is currently on leave. He will also be joining the next Project K schedule very soon.