Varanasi: Mahesh Babu’s Lord Ram Look LEAKS Online, Fans Question If It’s Real; Read On

Mahesh Babu’s Lord Ram look from Varanasi has reportedly leaked, revealing a brief flashback role in SS Rajamouli’s ambitious project also starring Priyanka Chopra and Prithviraj Sukumaran.  

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SS Rajamouli is producing the ambitious big-budget film Varanasi, envisioned on a scale similar to his epic franchises. Slated for release in over a year, it reportedly spans multiple continents and timelines.

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Rajamouli earlier confirmed that a segment of the story unfolds in the Treta Yuga. In this flashback portion, Mahesh Babu will portray Lord Ram, adding mythological depth to the grand narrative of the film.

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Recently, social media buzz intensified after posts claimed Mahesh Babu’s first look as Lord Ram had leaked online. A viral poster, allegedly spotted on a digital hoarding, quickly circulated across platforms, sparking curiosity and debate among fans.

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The poster depicts Mahesh Babu standing on a rock in saffron robes, holding a bow and wearing a Rudraksha mala, with a quiver on his back. The imagery hints at the film’s mythological scale and visual grandeur.

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However, several users pointed out that the poster appears fan-made, as the makers have not officially released any look. Given Rajamouli’s style, an unannounced reveal on public screens seems unlikely and raised doubts.

#MaheshBabu 's Lord Ram look from the film #Varanasi has surfaced on Mythri Cinemas 's digital theatre hoarding in Guntur. The viral poster hints at the actor's intense preparation and the film's epic narrative under SS Rajamouli's direction.✅ pic.twitter.com/o6hI3Ismfc

— Always Bollywood (@AlwaysBollywood) February 20, 2026

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AI tool Grok on X also noted the image is reportedly a leak from a hoarding but remains unverified. While Mahesh Babu’s role is confirmed, the viral poster has not been authenticated by the team.