Baahubali: The Beginning (2015)
In ancient India, an adventurous and daring man becomes involved in a decades old feud between two warring people.
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Shivudu -
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Kattappa -
Devasena -
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Aslaam Khan -
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Swamiji
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Director:
S.S. RajamouliWriters:
Vijayendra Prasad (story by), S.S. Rajamouli (screenplay by), C.H. Vijay Kumar (telugu dialogue), Ajay Kumar (telugu dialogue), Madhan Karky (tamil dialogue), Manoj Muntashir (hindi dialogue)All Cast & Crew
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Trivia
The role of Sivagami was first given to actress Sridevi who wanted 6 crores for accepting the role. The producers declined her demands and went to actress Ramya Krishnan which made a great casting choice for the part, according to the director.
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Bhalladeva:
You, waiting to see him at-least once before you die, I, passionately waiting to kill him once again with these hands, both of these are unfulfillable wishes.
Goofs
In the second tattooing scene, Shivudu is seen holding the color in one hand. So how did he tattoo Avanthika the first time under water?
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The film's new version ends with scenes from the second part of the film.
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Genres
Action | Drama | FantasyDetails
Release Date:
9 July 2015Language
Telugu, Tamil, Hindi
Country of Origin
IndiaBox Office
Budget:
$18,026,148 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$3,575,000 (USA) (10 July 2015)
Gross:
$6,738,000 (USA)
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