Prabhas's 'The Raja Saab' pushed to Jan 2026 amid strikes, VFX delays
Prabhas's horror‑comedy 'The Raja Saab' is postponed to Jan 9 2026 after strike‑induced delays and unfinished VFX, despite strong distribution deals and a Sankranti release plan.
September 2025 Highlights: Movies, AI Tech, and Car Price Changes
Welcome to the September 2025 archive of EduSafar Learning Journey. In this month we broke down three hot topics that affect everyday life: a blockbuster film delay, a new AI image tool that could change creative work, and a wave of car price cuts after GST reforms. Let’s dig into what happened and why it matters to you.
Prabhas' "The Raja Saab" pushed to 2026
The much‑talked‑about horror‑comedy starring Prabhas, The Raja Saab, was slated for a Sankranti release but hit a wall due to industry strikes and unfinished VFX work. The producers have now set a new release date: January 9 2026. Even with the postponement, distribution deals remain strong, and fans are still buzzing about the film’s unique blend of scares and laughs.
If you were planning a movie night around Sankranti, you’ll need to adjust. Keep an eye on ticket portals for the updated schedule, and consider catching the trailer again—it’s been re‑released with fresh teasers that give a glimpse of the final visual effects.
ByteDance launches Seedream 4.0: AI image generation at speed
ByteDance stepped into the AI art arena with Seedream 4.0, a pro‑grade image generator that can crank out 2K resolution pictures in just 1.8 seconds. The tool can also produce nine consistent images in one batch, making it a solid option for agencies that need quick, high‑quality visuals. Built on a mixture‑of‑experts architecture, Seedream 4.0 keeps the look of a subject consistent across different prompts, which is a big win for branding work.
Pricing is simple: $30 for 1,000 images. In benchmark tests, Seedream 4.0 outperformed Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash (nicknamed Nano Banana) on both speed and image fidelity. For freelancers or small studios, this could mean faster turnaround for client projects without compromising on quality.
Whether you’re designing social media ads, creating concept art, or need quick mock‑ups, give Seedream 4.0 a try. The batch generation feature lets you experiment with several variations at once, cutting down the time you spend tweaking each image.
GST 2.0 drives big car price cuts across India
India’s GST overhaul, called GST 2.0, has reshaped the car market. Tata Motors led the charge with price drops up to ₹1.55 lakh across its range, making models like the Nexon and Harrier more affordable. Mahindra followed closely, offering up to ₹1.57 lakh off its XUV700, while Maruti’s reductions are modest—Brezza sees a cut of ₹30,000‑₹48,000.
The biggest relief hits diesel and larger SUVs because the cess on those vehicles was scrapped and tax slabs were simplified. If you’re in the market for a new car, now is a good time to compare offers. Look beyond the sticker price: check financing options, after‑sale service, and resale value to get the full picture.
These three stories capture the pulse of September 2025: a film industry adjusting to labor issues, AI tech racing ahead of big players, and a tax reform that’s putting money back in consumers’ wallets. Stay tuned to EduSafar for more updates that keep you informed and ready to act.
Seedream 4.0: ByteDance’s pro AI image generator challenges Google on speed and quality
ByteDance unveiled Seedream 4.0, a pro-grade AI image generator that outputs 2K images in 1.8 seconds and creates nine consistent images at once. Built on a mixture-of-experts architecture, it targets agencies and studios with batch generation, robust editing, and identity consistency from reference images. Priced at $30 for 1,000 images, it beat Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash (Nano Banana) on benchmark tests.
GST 2.0 car price cuts: Tata leads, Mahindra surges, Maruti trails—who offers the most relief?
India’s car market just got a reset with GST 2.0. Tata Motors has rolled out the broadest price cuts—up to Rs 1.55 lakh across its lineup—while Mahindra’s XUV700 tops out at a Rs 1.57 lakh reduction. Maruti’s cuts are more modest for now, with Brezza down by Rs 30,000–48,000. Diesel and larger SUVs see the biggest relief as cess is scrapped and slabs are simplified.