Pan India Star Prabhas catapulted to a pan-India phenomenon following the monumental success of the Baahubali series. Since then, he has ventured into four high-profile pan-India projects. While Radheshyam and Adipurush faced setbacks, Salar emerged as a resounding success, and Saaho, despite mixed reviews, showcased his enduring appeal at the box office.

The enduring impact of Rajamouli's stamp of approval on Prabhas's stardom is evident in the stellar first-day openings of his films. Salaar's staggering worldwide collection of 750 crores, even in the face of formidable competition like Dunky and Aquaman, underscores Prabhas's unwavering popularity. Moreover, with Kalki 2898AD, helmed by the visionary Nag Ashwin, poised for release on a global scale, anticipation is rife that it could surpass the collection records set by Baahubali 2, sparking debates about the pace at which it could reach the coveted 1000 crore mark.

Meanwhile, Allu Arjun, sans the Rajamouli brand, has solidified his pan-India status with the runaway success of Pushpa, earning accolades including a National Award for his riveting performance. The infectious appeal of Pushpa's songs and Allu Arjun's mannerisms has reverberated nationwide, setting the stage for the highly anticipated Pushpa: The Rule, which is already generating buzz for its potential to shatter box office records.

As fans engage in spirited debates over who reigns supreme between Prabhas and Bunny, industry analysts suggest that both stars have elevated Telugu cinema to unprecedented heights on the national stage. The emergence of Prabhas, Tarak, and Charan as pan-India icons, coupled with Allu Arjun's meteoric rise, reflects a golden era for Telugu cinema, with audiences eagerly anticipating the compelling narratives these stars will bring to the screen in the future. In essence, the discourse surrounding their rivalry underscores the collective pride of Telugu cinema aficionados in witnessing their beloved stars ascend to the pinnacle of Indian cinema.