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Prabhas’ ‘Fauzi’ release date announced

'Fauzi': Prabhas shines in a blood soaked avatar in striking new poster, locks December 3, 2026 release date: 'The Rebellion Begins'

​’Fauzi’: Prabhas shines in a blook soaked avatar in striking new poster, locks December 3, 2026 release date: ‘The Rebellion Begins’​

After the underwhelming horror comedy film ‘The Raja Saab’, Prabhas is back with ‘Fauzi’ and the makers have officially announced the theatrical release date of the much-awaited period action drama. Starring Prabhas in the lead role, the film is directed by Hanu Raghavapudi and will arrive in cinemas worldwide on December 3, 2026. The announcement included a striking new poster that gives fans another glimpse into the film’s historical setting.

New poster showcases Prabhas in an intense avatar

The latest poster features Prabhas standing in the rain with a sword in hand. It promises the film’s action-packed narrative. The visual is accompanied by the tagline “अज्ञातपर्व ENDS. THE REBELLION BEGINS”. Sharing the poster on social media, the makers wrote, “अज्ञातपर्व ENDS. THE REBELLION BEGINS #Fauzi GRAND RELEASE WORLDWIDE ON 3rd DECEMBER 2026 #FauziOnDec3 Rebel Star #Prabhas #Imanvi @hanurpudi #MithunChakraborty #JayaPrada @AnupamPKher @Composer_Vishal @sudeepdop @kk_lyricist @MrSheetalsharma @rckamalakannan.”Soon after the poster was unveiled, social media platforms were flooded with reactions from fans eager to watch Prabhas in the historical action drama. One fan commented, “They are cooking something Big.” Another wrote, “Prabhas look after destroying his so called Competitors.” A third fan shared, “Prabhas’ screen presence is unmatched. #Fauzi already looks grand and promising. December 3, let the madness begin!.” Prabhas plays a fearless soldierThe title ‘Fauzi’ was officially unveiled on Prabhas’ birthday, when the makers introduced the actor’s character through a special poster.At the time, they shared the announcement with the caption, “#PrabhasHanu is #FAUZI ‍ The bravest tale of a soldier from the hidden chapters of our history.”The film features Prabhas as a fearless soldier described as someone capable of taking on an entire battalion by himself.

A period drama set during the British Raj

Set against the backdrop of the 1940s British Raj, ‘Fauzi’ explores a lesser-known chapter of Indian history linked to the Azad Hind Force. The story follows an army officer navigating a turbulent period shaped by conflict, patriotism and sacrifice. Alongside Prabhas, the film marks the acting debut of Imanvi Esmail, popularly known as Imanvi, who plays the female lead. The supporting cast includes veteran actors Mithun Chakraborty, Anupam Kher and Jaya Prada in pivotal roles.

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