Big news has hit the movie world. Superstar Prabhas’s next film, “The Raja Saab,” is facing some unexpected trouble. The team behind the movie found themselves in a bit of a storm recently. Accusations popped up that they hadn’t paid their staff. Now, the production company has decided to speak up about these claims.
The film, starring the popular actor Prabhas, caught everyone’s eye when its production house faced charges. People said the company wasn’t following the rules for making films. This made a lot of buzz. But the film company has now shared its side of the story.
The Makers Explain
The team making “The Raja Saab” used their X account to clear things up. They said they’ve paid out over 60 crore rupees to daily workers in the past year. They also admitted that about 1 crore rupees for work done in July is still owed. The film’s makers acknowledged there were payment issues. However, they also shared their frustration. They were not happy that private payment details became public knowledge.
People Media Factory has disbursed ₹60 Cr+ towards daily wage workers in the last 12 months.
We stand by every worker and ensure their hard work is rewarded with dignity.#TGVishwaPrasad #PeopleMediaFactory pic.twitter.com/J0d4hnWnYw— People Media Factory (@peoplemediafcy) August 16, 2025
When Will Workers Get Paid?
The makers went on to explain why there were delays. They said it was because workers were not available for the last two weeks. There was also a sudden strike. Plus, the next part of the shooting schedule had not started. They understood the tough spot the workers were in. So, they decided to change their payment plan. They promised to pay everyone this very week.
About “The Raja Saab”
“The Raja Saab” is a horror-comedy film. It’s being made by People Media Factory. Besides Prabhas, the movie also stars Malavika, Niddhi Agerwal, Riddhi Kumar, and Sanjay Dutt in important roles. This film will be released in five Indian languages. Maruti is the director. You can catch “The Raja Saab” in cinemas on December 5.