Baahubali returns: Rajamouli’s timeless epic roars back to cinemas with a new trailer, watch here

Baahubali: The Epic trailer out

The icon who revolutionised Indian filmmaking is back. The anticipation that once brought people from all over the nation together has been rekindled with the release of the trailer for S.S. Rajamouli's legendary masterpiece Baahubali.

Fans are getting ready to relive the epic that altered everything, including the scale, the spectacle, and the essence of storytelling, with its grand re-release scheduled for October 31.

Social media erupted in nostalgia and emotion as soon as the trailer was posted online. Baahubali is more than just a movie to millions of people; it's a cultural phenomenon that made the magic of film come to life in ways that few could have predicted.

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Baahubali, which was released almost ten years ago, marked a sea change in Indian cinema. It was about vision, ambition, and heart, not just big sets or spectacular visuals. Rajamouli's narrative transformed fantasy into cinematic reality and myth into emotion.

In addition to dominating the box office, the movie helped to define the Pan-India blockbuster era and opened the door for cultural icons like Pushpa, RRR, and KGF.

Few films have ever been able to captivate Indian audiences as much as Baahubali did. The saga left its mark on history with its record-breaking sequel and the iconic question, "Katappa ne Baahubali ko kyun maara?"

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Baahubali 2 continues to rank among India's highest-grossing films, its legacy unaffected, while Sholay continues to be an enduring standard for longevity.

Fans will have another opportunity to see Rajamouli's masterpiece on the largest screen possible, as it was intended to be seen. With its captivating images, amazing fight scenes, and stirring soundtrack, Baahubali is sure to be just as thrilling now as it was when it debuted.

Sholay and Baahubali would be the two timeless names that best describe Indian cinema. Both generated legends, united people in theatres, and turned into feelings.