Prabhas is a palmist in ‘Radhe Shyam’
The Hindu
The teaser of the drama, starring Prabhas and Pooja Hegde, hints that director Radha Krishna Kumar’s film is not a regular love story
In Radhe Shyam, the forthcoming pan-Indian film starring Prabhas, the actor plays a palmist named Vikramaditya. The teaser of the film unveiled by production houses UV Creations and T-Series to mark the actor’s 42nd birthday, gives a brief introduction to the character.
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Vikramaditya declares, “I am no God, but I am not one of you either.” His voice-over indicates that he can read the future as a palmist, but prefers not to divulge secrets, because they are beyond what regular folks can comprehend.
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