Prabhas Safe In Japan Following Massive Earthquake, Maruthi Says

Japan was hit by a 7.5-magnitude earthquake, raising concerns for Indian actor Prabhas, who was in the country for the release of Baahubali: The Epic.

Director Maruthi reassured fans, replying to a tweet: "Spoke to Darling he is not in Tokyo and doing safe no worries." This confirmed that Prabhas was unharmed and continuing his promotional activities.

Prabhas also shared an emotional note from filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli, who wrote: "Knowing you darling, if you've already tasted the love of the Japanese audience, you must be in tears right now. I've visited Japan four times and every trip came with the same question again and again, when will Prabhas come here? The more they expressed their wish, the more I wanted you to experience the love they have for you, and for them to see how much you care for them too."

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Calling Japan his "second home," Rajamouli added: "Finally, my Baahubali has arrived in my second home. I hope you enjoy Japan as much as I have enjoyed every visit. To all my Japanese friends, love you all. Arigato gozaimasu."

Prabhas reciprocated, posting a photo with the caption: "Daaaarlingggggg ssrajamouli… love you so much. Missing you here in Japan… we'll both come again."

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The event highlights the global appeal of Indian cinema and the resilience of its stars in connecting with international audiences.