Chiranjeevi’s Megaverse: Prabhas Likely to Guest on Netflix Talk Show

Chiranjeevi is stepping into a new role: host. The Telugu cinema icon, long known as Megastar, is preparing his OTT debut with Megaverse, a Netflix talk show built around conversations with names who have shaped Telugu films. The show’s premiere is still under wraps, but the guest chatter is already getting loud.

A Rebel Star may walk in

According to a 123Telugu report cited by The Times of India, shooting is underway, and Prabhas is likely to share the couch for an episode. The shoot is reportedly being planned for November 20, 2026. Netflix and the makers have not confirmed the guest appearance yet, so treat this as a strong rumour until the streamer says otherwise.

There is more evidence the show is moving: Nagarjuna and members of his family have reportedly already completed their episode. That would give Chiranjeevi’s debut a string of marquee Telugu faces early in its run.

What Megaverse promises

Netflix introduced the show with a line that fits Chiranjeevi’s screen image: “Mass ki grammar, style ki definition. Megastar is here.” The format is expected to trace the history and legacy of Telugu cinema through prominent actors and personalities.

For fans in the Hindi belt, that makes Megaverse a useful entry point into a film industry that has increasingly set national box-office benchmarks. A conversation show anchored by a star like Chiranjeevi could do what a film appearance cannot: give long-form, unfiltered access to the people behind the blockbusters.

The state of play

• Host: Chiranjeevi, in his OTT talk-show debut.
• Platform: Netflix, with the premiere date yet to be announced.
• Reported guests: Prabhas, possibly shooting November 20; Nagarjuna and family already filmed.
• Status: Guest appearances are not officially confirmed.

While he waits on the show, Chiranjeevi remains busy on the film front. His Sankranti 2026 family entertainer Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu became his highest-grossing film. Next up is Kaaka, reuniting him with director Bobby Kolli, where he will play Kadiri Kalidas, with Anurag Kashyap as the antagonist. He also has the socio-fantasy drama Vishwambhara, directed by Mallidi Vassishta and featuring Trisha Krishnan.

The big question is whether Prabhas actually sits down for an episode. If he does, Megaverse would instantly have one of Indian cinema’s most soft-spoken superstars in a rare, extended conversation. Until then, the only safe move is to wait for Netflix’s official guest announcement.

Source: The Times of India