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Baahubali: Crown of Blood Review: SS Rajamouli’s Animated Spin-Off Is a Watered-Down Version of His Epic Films
The animated spin-off series is a prequel to the Prabhas and Rana Daggubati starrer Baahubali films.
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Now an Animated Series on SS Rajamouli's Baahubali
"Baahubali: The Lost Legends is set before the Kalakeya invasion depicted in the movie, when Baahubali and Bhallaladeva are still both young princes of Mahishmati," a release said
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This New Song is in Kilikki, the Language Invented For Baahubali
Kilikki, the unique language coined by Madhan Karky for Baahubali, has inspired Smita to perform a music video in the language titled Baha Kilikki. In the video of the song, Smita features with Prabhakar, who played the Kalakeya's king in the movie). The second part of Baahubali is slated to release in 2017
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Why Kilikili Language Was Invented For Baahubali
"Rajamouli didn't want to categorize the Kalakeyas into any clan or ethnicity, but wanted to project them as barbaric brutes, who invoke endless fear. So we decided to make up our own language, giving more importance to mood based clicks and articulations"
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Baahubali: Crown of Blood Review: SS Rajamouli’s Animated Spin-Off Is a Watered-Down Version of His Epic Films
The animated spin-off series is a prequel to the Prabhas and Rana Daggubati starrer Baahubali films.
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Now an Animated Series on SS Rajamouli's Baahubali
"Baahubali: The Lost Legends is set before the Kalakeya invasion depicted in the movie, when Baahubali and Bhallaladeva are still both young princes of Mahishmati," a release said
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This New Song is in Kilikki, the Language Invented For Baahubali
Kilikki, the unique language coined by Madhan Karky for Baahubali, has inspired Smita to perform a music video in the language titled Baha Kilikki. In the video of the song, Smita features with Prabhakar, who played the Kalakeya's king in the movie). The second part of Baahubali is slated to release in 2017
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Why Kilikili Language Was Invented For Baahubali
"Rajamouli didn't want to categorize the Kalakeyas into any clan or ethnicity, but wanted to project them as barbaric brutes, who invoke endless fear. So we decided to make up our own language, giving more importance to mood based clicks and articulations"
