Baahubali 2: the Conclusion is an upcoming Indian historical epic full on visual effect fiction film directed by Mr S.S Rajamouli The movie is is the continuation of Baahubali: The Beginning.
The budget allotted to the movie is approximately ₹2.5 billion (US$37 million).
However the budget of the second part i.e Baahubali 2: The Conclusion was increased a bit more, than the part one.
It is been said that the second version of the movie has made a business of ₹5 billion (US$74 million) even before its release.
The film is scheduled for a worldwide release on 28 April 2017. We all are looking forward for the same.
Baahubali 2 will be the first Indian film to be released in 4K High Definition format, requiring many of the theatres to upgrade their projectors in-order to run the movie.
It is actually beyond our imagination that this one movie can actually change our perception of South Indian Cinema. And it actually deed. All the credit goes to Mr.S.S. Rajamouli’s for giving us this magnum opus Bahubali.
And now, the second part of the much-awaited movie is all set to hit the theatre screens soon. The excitement of the second part of the movie was quite evident when the trailer of Bahubali 2 released.
The trailer went on to become the seventh most watched online video in 24 hours which was unexpected.
The movie is expected to get a massive release – which no other Indian film has ever got in the past as in record.
It is going to hit 6,500 screens all across the nation, the highest ever for any movie in India so far.
“It’s so satisfying to see this kind of response which I never imagined. More than the pressure of working on the trailer of India’s biggest motion picture (yet), I was very anxious to know how audiences will receive it,” said Vamsi Atluri, who edited the trailer of the movie.
The movie has a surplus of spectacle in its trailer. The arrows fly fast furiously and blood flows in a tempestuous torrent as ‘Bahubali’ Prabhas and Rana Daggubati take on one another in the journey of game of death.
What one immediately notices in the trailer of the second and concluding part of Bahubali is Prabhas’ substantially enhanced confidence level as well as the energy he has inculcated in the movie.
His swag and his action pact energy is supremely on display in the movie trailer.
From a reliable source it came to news that “Prabhas has actually has lived the role the last two years,, going as far as to remain in costume even at home, so as to not lose his hold over his characterization.
Which is commendable indeed?
He put all his attention into preparing for Rajamouli’s epic.
Prabhas learnt rock climbing, kick-boxing, horse-riding, sword-fighting…everything that is required to enact for the character. He also had to change his physical appearance.
Coming to the visual effect delight of the film which we all are waiting to experience and are eagerly waiting for the film to release as early as possible.
So that we savour our visual pleasure. It’s been reported Visual effect of the film is completely taken care by a core team members.
Baahubali 2 is all set to create a new bench mark for VFX or visual effect in Indian cinema.
The budget allotted to the movie is approximately ₹2.5 billion (US$37 million).
However the budget of the second part i.e Baahubali 2: The Conclusion was increased a bit more, than the part one.
It is been said that the second version of the movie has made a business of ₹5 billion (US$74 million) even before its release.
The film is scheduled for a worldwide release on 28 April 2017. We all are looking forward for the same.
Baahubali 2 will be the first Indian film to be released in 4K High Definition format, requiring many of the theatres to upgrade their projectors in-order to run the movie.
It is actually beyond our imagination that this one movie can actually change our perception of South Indian Cinema. And it actually deed. All the credit goes to Mr.S.S. Rajamouli’s for giving us this magnum opus Bahubali.
And now, the second part of the much-awaited movie is all set to hit the theatre screens soon. The excitement of the second part of the movie was quite evident when the trailer of Bahubali 2 released.
The trailer went on to become the seventh most watched online video in 24 hours which was unexpected.
The movie is expected to get a massive release – which no other Indian film has ever got in the past as in record.
It is going to hit 6,500 screens all across the nation, the highest ever for any movie in India so far.
“It’s so satisfying to see this kind of response which I never imagined. More than the pressure of working on the trailer of India’s biggest motion picture (yet), I was very anxious to know how audiences will receive it,” said Vamsi Atluri, who edited the trailer of the movie.
The movie has a surplus of spectacle in its trailer. The arrows fly fast furiously and blood flows in a tempestuous torrent as ‘Bahubali’ Prabhas and Rana Daggubati take on one another in the journey of game of death.
What one immediately notices in the trailer of the second and concluding part of Bahubali is Prabhas’ substantially enhanced confidence level as well as the energy he has inculcated in the movie.
His swag and his action pact energy is supremely on display in the movie trailer.
From a reliable source it came to news that “Prabhas has actually has lived the role the last two years,, going as far as to remain in costume even at home, so as to not lose his hold over his characterization.
Which is commendable indeed?
He put all his attention into preparing for Rajamouli’s epic.
Prabhas learnt rock climbing, kick-boxing, horse-riding, sword-fighting…everything that is required to enact for the character. He also had to change his physical appearance.
Coming to the visual effect delight of the film which we all are waiting to experience and are eagerly waiting for the film to release as early as possible.
So that we savour our visual pleasure. It’s been reported Visual effect of the film is completely taken care by a core team members.
Baahubali 2 is all set to create a new bench mark for VFX or visual effect in Indian cinema.
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