11 facts about S.S.Rajamouli’s ‘Baahubali’

1) The film will be shot on Arri Alexa XT and this will be Rajamouli’s first full length feature film to be shot using digital cameras.


2) The film is being shot in Telugu and Tamil and will release in Hindi and Malayalam too. It is said that the makers are also planning to release it in other foreign languages also.

3) It is the only film that has been featured on BBC documentary on 100 years of Indian cinema even before its release.

4) The makers of ‘Bahubali’ have promised to offer Rs. 20 crores as remuneration to Prabhas making him the highest paid actor in Tollywood.



5) Prabhas also postponed his marriage for the sake of this film and for director Rajamouli.


6) ‘Baahubali’ is the costliest film ever that has been produced by Telugu Film Industry with almost over 100 crores budget.


7) Anushka Shetty is the first and only heroine to be cast by Rajamouli for the second time and this is her third film with Prabhas after ‘Billa’ and ‘Mirchi’.


8) This movie is processing its shot with some of the best technicians roped in for this film. One being, Sabu Cyril who is a National Award winning art director.

9) As the film is a periodic flim which includes war and fight sequences, trainers from Vietnam have been roped in specially for weapon training for the lead actors including Prabhas, Anuskha, Rana and Satyaraj.


10) Prabhas and Rana have crossed 100-Kg weight for this film and the duo undertook a special training to put on the physique required for their roles.


11) The diet they followed to gain weight was- the actors had to take 6-8 meals a day and every item has been strictly non-vegetarian. Food intake will have to happen for every two hours and no rice is included in the menu. The target for both actors was to consume 2,000-4,000 calories per day.

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