Top 10 Behind The Camera Scenes Of Baahubali

1. Scene One

The scene where Rana Daggubati Rana Daggubati is a famous Indian actor. He was bo >> Read More... fights with a bull, is in the first part of Baahubali. You can see that a wooden bull is standing, and Rana Daggubati is acting like he is trying to push the bull. This scene is shot using the chroma technique. The green chroma was used to create the background of the film. This is one of the best highlighted scene.

2. Scene Two

In the pictyre below, Prabhas Prabhas is one of the favorite heroes of the Andhr >> Read More... and Rana Daggubati are seen enjoying their fruits. They are eating fruits in between their shots. Prabhas is in a relaxed mode, whereas Rana Daggubati is in costume. In real life too, both share a good relationship with each other. Both the actors have worked on their physique for over a year.

3. Scene Three

The audience was really involved in the fighting scenes in the Baahubali film. The war between Amarendra Baahubali and Bhalla was engaging. It is in one of the scenes of the war, where Baahubali reaches the top of the fort and fights the soldiers. It was shot in the chroma background, but in the movie, you could see its real effect. Baahubali broke every record in box office collections. .

4. Scene Four

You all could see that Anushka is enjoying in her free time. She still wears the makeup for the role of an older Devsena in part one of the movie. She is talking to actor Nassar Nassar is one of the multi talented actors in the >> Read More... who is Bhalla’s father in the film. You must have seen Nassar and Anushka working together in other South Indians films too. Nassar played a negative role in the movie.

5. Scene Five

A lot of chroma technique was used in the movie Baahubali. In this scene, Shivagami walks into the palace with her son in one hand and saree drape in the other. This scene is also picturized in the chroma background, VFX was used afterward. She had perfectly portrayed the role of a queen with pride and determination.

6. Scene Six

Anushka Shetty Anushka Shetty is the popular South Indian star wh >> Read More... and Ramya Krishnan Ramya Krishnan is a South Indian movie and TV actr >> Read More... are talking in between the shoots. They are engaged in a nonchalant conversation with each other. This behind the camera scene is the time when the other empire attacks Maheshmati. Ramya Krishnan played the role of Shivgami. Banarsi Babu, Chhote Miyan Bade Miyan, Loha, and others are few films of Bollywood in which Ramya has worked.

7. Scene Seven

The scene where Shivgami is seen carrying Baahubali’s son in her hands, is fascinating. The baby in the scene is not a real baby. It is a Kinley water bottle which is changed to a baby by VFX. Animations, VFX, and chroma techniques were used highly in the movie. After the release of the movie this was the scene which was talked about the most. The scene was shot amazingly.

8. Scene Eight

The song Khoya Hai from the movie Baahubali: The Beginning is one the best cinematographed songs. The beautiful scenery in the song is attractive and eye capturing. The song was shot with chroma, and afterwards, a beautiful waterfall was created with VFX. Tamanna Bhatia looked gorgeous in a white designer skirt, and golden blouse.

9. Scene Nine

You can see Prabhas chilling with the crew member. His smile is beautiful. Prabhas is very friendly with the crew of the Baahubali film. He is in the getup of Shiva. Because of his sweet and caring nature, Prabhas received over six thousand marriage proposals from girls. Girls went crazy after watching him in Baahubali. He gave his 200% for this grand project.

10. Scene Ten

S.S. Rajamouli is is seen explaining to Prabhas about the shot. He is a cheerful person and teaches actors in a very friendly manner. This scene is from Baahubali: The Conclusion. Rajamouli worked for years on the Baahubali project before executing it. Katappa is also in the image below. Sathyaraj Sathyaraj is one of the greatest actors of Tamil f >> Read More... is the actor playing Katappa