The Raja Saab: Prabhas Is 'Absolute Darling' To Work With, Says Riddhi Kumar; Actress Calls Him 'Helpful' - EXCL

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Radhe Shyam, Riddhi Kumar has reunited with Prabhas for his upcoming film, The Raja Saab. While she had a guest appearance in their previous project, Riddhi is now working opposite Prabhas. During a recent exclusive interview with Zoom, the actress opened up about her experience of working with Prabhas on The Raja Saab. Helmed by Maruthi, the romantic horror comedy has been set for a big-screen release on January 9, 2026.

Riddhi Kumar says Prabhas is 'sweet, understanding'

Speaking exclusively to us, Riddhi said, "Well, yes, The Raja Saab is something I am extremely excited about. The experience has been incredible and, honestly, quite luxurious. The set is as grand as the name itself."The actress further reflected on working with Prabhas for the second time. "The first was Radhe Shyam, where I had a guest appearance, and this time I am working opposite him. In my experience, he is exactly the same, an absolute darling to work with. He is extremely sweet, very understanding, helpful, and incredibly hardworking," she said, praising her co-star.ALSO READ - The Raja Saab Update: Prabhas' Horror Comedy Teaser To Release On THIS Date? Here's What We KnowAt present, Riddhi is in Greece shooting for a song. Describing it was 'wonderful' experience, she mentioned, "I am super excited for the results. The film releases on 9 January, and I really hope you all watch it."

Riddhi Kumar on her upcoming film Kadhipatta

Before The Raja Saab releases, Riddhi's Marathi film. Kadhipatta, will arrive in cinemas on November 7, 2025. In this film, the actress plays the role of a young girl Meera, who has married her college sweetheart. Sharing more insights about her character and the film, she added, "Meera is expressive, opinionated, and very much a woman of today. Without revealing too much, the film begins with a divorce that stems from a situation she finds herself in, and from there, her emotional journey unfolds. At first, Meera stands firmly by her opinions, which, in hindsight, are quite one-sided."Moving on, Riddhi revealed how her character undergoes transformation in the film itself. "But as the story progresses, she begins to understand people and situations from a broader perspective. Through this process, she grows and evolves as a person," she said, while signing off.