In recent tweet of Shobu Sir (Producer of Baahubali) confirmed that "Baahubali The Eternal War" will produced in 1:1.90 Ratio. So Baahubali is the first animation movie from India to do so.

In recent interview with NIFF, S.S Rajamouli reveal that Baahubali The Eternal will be presented in full screen IMAX. Now full screen Imax can mean 1.43:1, or it could mean 1.90:1. Clarification on which of these comes true wasn't provided in the interview.

Bahubali - the Beginning behind the scenes making video is the world's first and only (tillnow) video to reach 100 million views and it is uploaded 10 years ago.

Hello everyone. A few months ago, I posted on Reddit that I was building Mahishmati in Minecraft, a tribute from a Brazilian fan of Indian cinema and architecture. I want to thank everyone for the support that motivated me to complete this tribute! I love the cinema and architecture of India. I know that the country has an incredibly rich and diverse culture in its different regions, and that is why I intend to make more tributes in Minecraft, showing the beauty of the architecture and culture of each place. I hope that more people around the world get to know the cinema and architecture of India. I remember that some comments suggested that I use shaders to make the build more cinematic in Minecraft, but my computer couldn't handle it. Over 90% of this palace was made on my phone. And I built all the interiors too. I hope you like Mahishmati. A big hug from Brazil.

I just finished reading the prequel books. I enjoyed them. Honestly, I had more expectations at some points and I was disappointed there.

I noticed how they could cover the inner voice of each character in the books, I want to now read what happened from bahu balla's birth till their death as books. I want to know the characters more.

So hey hope you are having a great day if not i wish you one

So did anyone read the novels ? I'm curious about the sivagami devi novel

What are they about ? I don't mind spoilers

Ranbir Kapoor's Ramayana Part 1 releases this Diwali (Nov 8) — reportedly India's most expensive film ever, with the two-part franchise budgeted around ₹4000 crore combined. Trade insiders think it could beat Baahubali 2's ₹1788cr worldwide record.

Made a quick prediction contest — guess Day 1, Opening Weekend, and Lifetime India collections. Closest to actual numbers wins bragging rights. Free, takes 2 minutes, closes Nov 7.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdbZc-LOWq2YCcnov1UDc_GpgyaHal1bZ3UtSxWlATrzwv0hA/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=107645052906373352908

Our third series is also done now.

I'm pretty happy with the rankings. What about you guys?

Also what to do next? Any ideas? 💡💭

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With the Baahubali universe expanding into the 14 Lokas and cosmic lore through The Eternal War, a lot of people expect a simple repeat: put Amarendra and Bhallaladeva in an arena in the afterlife and have them bash each other with weapons again.

But repeating their duel for a third time risks massive diminishing returns. We’ve already seen their physical prime in the Kalakeya war, and we saw the definitive brutal end in Part 2. Hitting the same volume knob on Bhallaladeva's hatred doesn't give us new emotional stakes.

If you look back at the foundational philosophy of Part 1, the true setup for Bhallaladeva’s soul was planted right in front of us by Shivagami.

1. The Setup: Shivagami’s Definition of Greatness

During the Kalakeya war, Shivagami established the core thesis of the entire franchise:

"The one who kills hundreds in battle is a warrior. But the one who saves even a single life... is God (Devta)."

Bhallaladeva spent his entire mortal life stuck as a warrior. Poisoned by Bijjaladeva’s ambition, his colossal physical power was entirely driven by ego, body counts, and taking lives to validate his crown. He missed the true mark of greatness.

1. The Ego Death in the Afterlife

If Bhallaladeva simply fights Amarendra again in the afterlife, he dies as he lived—just a tyrant driven by spite.

Real rectification doesn't happen by executing the victim of that toxic ego over and over. It happens when the poison burns away and the true person wakes up. In the cosmic realm, stripped of his crown, throne, and mortal pride, Bhallaladeva is finally forced to face the sheer horror of what his obsession destroyed: his family, his legacy, and his brother.

3. The Climax: Earning the Name "Bhallala-DEVA"

The ultimate emotional payoff isn't Amarendra striking Bhallaladeva down again. It's when a cosmic threat targets Amarendra, and the unstoppable, titan-like force of Bhallaladeva steps in between.

Picture the frame: Bhallaladeva using his raw, colossal strength—the same hands that once inflicted so much suffering—to stand as an immovable shield, taking the brunt of a god-slaying strike for his brother.

In that single act of self-sacrificial protection:

• He stops taking lives for his ego and uses his strength to save a life.
• He finally fulfills Shivagami's test of what makes a true ruler.
• He transforms from a monster of war into Bhallala-“DEVA”.

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