On the occasion of Prabhas’s birthday, filmmaker Sandeep Reddy Vanga unveiled a special “sound-story” for SPIRIT, the star’s upcoming film, presented in five Indian languages as a heartfelt tribute to fans.

The teaser offers an intriguing glimpse into Prakash Raj’s character — a strict, no-nonsense IPS officer known for his discipline and dominance. 

In one striking line, the officer asserts, “Shut up! I hate civilian costumes in my compound.” The statement underscores his insistence on uniformity and discipline within his domain. He continues, “It has to be either khakis or kadis, Mr What,” further reinforcing the military-like precision that defines his world.

The dialogue also hints at the film’s central theme, revealed through the tagline “#OneBadHabit.” Prabhas’s voice says, “Supreindent, right from childhood, I just have one bad habit,”.

The fragmented dialogue — including cryptic references to “alphabets,” “numbers,” and “black details” — teases a complex, possibly procedural narrative rooted in law enforcement and power.

Helmed by Animal director Sandeep Reddy Vanga, SPIRIT is set to portray Prabhas in a role that blends intensity, authority, and psychological depth — marking one of his most commanding performances yet.