'Baahubali' Prabhas becomes first South Indian actor to debut Madame Tussauds

NEW DELHI: Neither Thalaivaa Rajinikanth, nor super talented Kamal Haasan, it is Baahubali Prabhas who has made his way to the Madame Tussauds, Bangkok. The 37-year-old has become the first South Indian actor to have his wax statue at the renowned museum. Trade analyst Ramesh Bala broke the news on Twitter and posted an exclusive picture of the star's wax statue. "Wax statue of #Prabhas as #Baahubali at #MadameTussauds Bangkok.1st South Indian Actor to have his statue at museum," he posted.  

Wax statue of #Prabhas as #Baahubali at #MadameTussauds Bangkok.1st South Indian Actor to have his statue at museum pic.twitter.com/k7NGvFzHG3

— Ramesh Bala (@rameshlaus) May 2, 2017

Apart from the roaring success of  'Bahubali 2: The Conclusion', it seems Prabhas now has yet another reason to celebrate! On a related note, the S.S. Rajamouli-magnum opus has garnered a whopping Rs. 383 crores in just four days. Filmmaker Karan Johar, who has presented the Hindi version of the franchise, made the announcement on Twitter, "383 crores!!!! All languages in 4 days!!!!! #Baahubali2TheConclusion ....Indian Cinema's crowning glory!!!!!!"  

383 crores!!!! All languages in 4 days!!!!! #Baahubali2TheConclusion ....Indian Cinema's crowning glory!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/MI8qrQjVjU — Karan Johar (@karanjohar) May 2, 2017