Prabhas is celebrating his birthday today, and since his debut in 'Easwar' in 2002, his journey has been nothing short of spectacular:

Prabhas has carved a distinct niche for himself, specializing in powerful, high-octane mass action entertainers.

He has not only impressed as a romantic hero but also as a mass hero, showcasing his versatility to the fullest.

His memorable roles in films such as 'Varsham,' 'Darling,' 'Chatrapathi,' 'Mirchi,' and many more have left an indelible mark on the hearts of his fans.

Prabhas, fondly known as the 'Young Rebel Star,' has endeared himself to fans across the South.

His collaboration with director Rajamouli for the second time, on 'Baahubali,' created a sensation in the world of cinema.

Prabhas dared to be different, dedicating more than four years to the making of 'Baahubali: The Beginning' and 'Baahubali: The Conclusion.'

'Baahubali' catapulted Prabhas to international stardom, significantly contributing to the elevation of Indian cinema on the global stage.

Breaking barriers, Prabhas emerged as the undisputed star of the masses, even in Bollywood, surpassing the might of the three Khans - Aamir, Salman, and Shah Rukh.

Following 'Baahubali,' Prabhas ventured into pan-Indian films, showcasing his acting prowess in diverse genre entertainers like 'Saaho,' 'Radhe Shyam,' and 'Adipurush.'

Prabhas is currently immersed in exciting projects such as 'Salaar,' 'Kalki 2898,' 'Spirit,' and 'Raja Deluxe.'

Notably, Prabhas has achieved several distinctions, including being the first Tollywood star to have a wax statue at Madame Tussauds, Bangkok.

Additionally, he's been featured in Forbes Magazine and has risen to become the highest-paid actor in the country, a testament to his incredible talent and enduring popularity.