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Baahubali slated for a huge release in Tamil Nadu and Kerala

Written by : TNM

Baahubali – the Conclusion is gearing up for release on April 28 and the promos are happening right now with much fanfare. It is well known that the film will get a massive opening considering the fact that its prequel – Baahubali – the beginning was a smash hit and it is made on a huge budget.

Made in Telugu and Tamil simultaneously, the film is also being dubbed in Malayalam and Hindi. Reports have surfaced that Baahubali 2 will get a grand opening in Kerala. Sources have it that the magnum opus will be out in 300 screens, which is considered huge in the Malayalam film industry. In Tamil Nadu, the film is touted to get a grand opening, something akin to the one the Rajinikanth starrer Kabali had, a couple of years ago. Baahubali will be screened in 800 screens approximately. The release will be on a larger scale because there is no other film slotted for release on April 28.

Banking on the huge expectations of the film buffs, Baahubali – the Conclusion will have the key as to why Kattappa had killed Baahubali in the prequel. The epic extravaganza has been directed by SS Rajamouli and has a bevy of stars in the cast including Prabhas who plays the lead role Baahubali. Others playing crucial roles are Rana Daggubati, Anushka, Tammannah, Sathyaraj and Nasser. MM Keeravani has composed music for this film.

Being the first Indian film to release in the 4K High Definition format, about 200 screens have been upgraded to 4K projectors so that the audiences can get the maximum advantage. Made on a budget of Rs.250 crores, the film has been bankrolled by Shobu Yarlagadda and Prasad Devineni under their banner Arka Media Works. 

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