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DOP Sudeep Chatterjee lauds Prabhas' integrity, says "not an iota of dishonesty"
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 28 Aug 2026, 11:03 PM
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Cinematographer Sudeep Chatterjee, who is handling Prabhas' upcoming film 'Fauzi', praised the actor’s honesty, stating there is no trace of deceit in his professional conduct.
Cinematographer Sudeep Chatterjee, the director of photography for Prabhas' forthcoming project titled "Fauzi," publicly commended the actor’s integrity, declaring that there is "not an iota of dishonesty" in his approach to work. The remarks were reported by The Times of India, reflecting the high regard in which Chatterjee holds his co‑star.
Prabhas, best known for his role in the blockbuster "Baahubali" franchise, is currently preparing for "Fauzi," a film that has generated considerable anticipation among fans. Chatterjee, who has previously collaborated on high‑profile productions, highlighted the actor’s straightforwardness and reliability on set.
"Working with Prabhas is a seamless experience because he never compromises on honesty," Chatterjee said. "His commitment to truthfulness makes the entire crew’s job easier and fosters a positive environment."
The endorsement adds to the growing buzz around "Fauzi," with industry insiders noting that such mutual respect between lead actor and cinematographer often translates into a smoother production process and potentially stronger on‑screen results.
Prabhas, best known for his role in the blockbuster "Baahubali" franchise, is currently preparing for "Fauzi," a film that has generated considerable anticipation among fans. Chatterjee, who has previously collaborated on high‑profile productions, highlighted the actor’s straightforwardness and reliability on set.
"Working with Prabhas is a seamless experience because he never compromises on honesty," Chatterjee said. "His commitment to truthfulness makes the entire crew’s job easier and fosters a positive environment."
The endorsement adds to the growing buzz around "Fauzi," with industry insiders noting that such mutual respect between lead actor and cinematographer often translates into a smoother production process and potentially stronger on‑screen results.