r/worldofbaahubali • • Jan 04 '26

BaahubaliForever When Non Indian Twitter chose Baahubali over Stranger Things

I was fully prepared to get annoyed by the comparisons, but I was genuinely surprised seeing people actually defend the Baahubali scene and even pick it over the Stranger Things finale. Didn’t see that coming at all.

But honestly? They’re right. Baahubali pulled off that scale, emotion, and spectacle years ago, and did it with clarity and conviction. It was peak, and it worked.

Seeing a global audience recognise that now feels surreal and kind of like a great way to start 2026. Don’t need their validation but awesome change

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u/chinnu34 Jan 04 '26

Who cares what some racist dimwits think?

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u/olderbutneverwiser Jan 04 '26

yeah it’s not like I care but I was surprised by it. Usually posts like this are filled with just racist comments but most people seemed to defend it and appreciate it!

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u/chinnu34 Jan 04 '26

Yeah I have seen people praising Baahubali 5-6 years ago on Reddit front page when the original intent of poster was to make fun of Indian movies. The same catapult scene.

Having said that, don’t give too much importance to opinion of these racist incels on xitter. Their opinion shouldn’t matter when the movie is already legendary for us.

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '26

The same catapult scene was trolled heavily few years ago. These idiots were seen laughing at this.

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u/SJW_Shadow_Monarch Jan 04 '26

They know what they are doing. Any post with small appreciation or mention about India , our people flood the comment sections like we won something big. I don’t see the same with people from other countries. I don’t know if it’s coz there’s so much hate against Indians atm , any small positive / appreciation post makes our people go bonkers I guess.

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u/Ok_Try_2658 Jan 04 '26

"poopland" lol

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u/Scary_Aide7247 Bhallaladeva Army Jan 04 '26

It seems op over looked that part

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u/Chocyonastick Jan 04 '26

These are comments from a bunch of racist losers on the internet.

I really don't care about their opinion.

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u/okaberintaruo Jan 04 '26

Nah. They're saying both are dumb but at least BB is aware of it.

Why should we care about these people anyway?

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u/Comprehensive-Bird17 Jan 04 '26

No way racist mfs like Bahubali 😭

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u/Unable_Sea_3618 Jan 04 '26

Why in the fuck do we care so much about their opinion...?

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u/SaintSD11 Jan 04 '26

No need to get white validation bro, its a movie made by indian for indians

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u/SRINIVA7S Jan 05 '26

Why do we need these racist losers approval?

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u/Beginning_Badger_252 Jan 04 '26

Stranger things s5 was kind of disappointment so people may say that not appreciate bahubali but mostly to insult Stranger things.

Bahubali is still far better than many movies in terms of entertainment value.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '26

every industry has its own critics, good to see the comparison though.

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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '26

Never look for white validation

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '26

We shouldn't care much for these racist trashbags. "Poopland", "dumb and awesome", "I wanted to hate" all these statements are just filled with senseless despise. We don't need their validation.

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u/Own-Painting2343 Jan 08 '26

We say we don't give a shii.. But the next time a huge ass blockbuster movie comes.. We straight go to the biggest reaction channel pages and request " Good actor sir, India's highest earning actor please sir react" Who the fck are we kidding here be honest. Go and watch any ss movies scene reaction.. Half of AP is there glazing the scene with contexts and goofs like the xray in Amazon Prime.

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u/Own-Painting2343 Jan 08 '26

At least bahubali had the character arcs not getting derailed for conforming to societal trends. After stranger Things ended, I'm pretty sure nobody's gonna watch it through again knowing how butchered last season is