Prabhas' The Raja Saab hit the screens in a specacular manner today across the world.
Fans of Prabhas went into a celebration mode and in a theatre in Odisha, they burnt confeti , drawing flak from the netizens. The videos of fans burning 25 kgs of confeti in Ashoka Theatre, Odisha went viral.
On social media, the incident quickly gained attention, with many users expressing their concern over the safety risks and lack of decorum shown during the screening. Some viewers called out the fans for disrespecting the cinema experience, particularly as such actions could endanger lives.
One user expressed disappointment, saying, “This is the maturity of Prabhas fans. I’m not talking about Darling, I’m talking about the fans. This is not what you guys should have done. Please behave like mature adults. This is not your house; it’s very bad. You guys are shaming Prabhas’ name with this kind of behaviour.”
Another comment read, “It seems they have not been given intelligence at birth. Otherwise, will anyone destroy the theatre they have made with hard work?” This user criticised the fans for their thoughtless actions, suggesting that the celebration had gone too far and affected everyone in the theatre, including those who were there to watch the movie peacefully.
Several more reactions echoed similar sentiments, with one person pointing out, “If Prabhas' true fans were die-hard supporters, they would never have done this.”
The harshest criticism came from one user, who wrote: “Mental asylum psycho ward! Ban all this shit! It’s dangerous in theatres and can jeopardise lives, too.” The sentiment here clearly reflects the concern that such behaviour could lead to serious accidents and potentially harm others in the theatre