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See Pictures: You Can Now See Where Bhallaladeva Was Killed And Where Devasena Met Bahubali!

Definitely worth a visit!

Ever since Bahubali hit the screens five years back, there has been a humungous fan-following not just for the movie and for the actors too. Much to their rejoice, the team has decided something interesting to keep the fandom intact and happy. Baahubali fans may soon take a trip to Hyderabad for a behind-the-scenes tour of Mahishmathi. The grand sets of Baahubali, which had been constructed on a budget of a whopping sum of Rs. 60 crore for both films, has been retained and reserved by Ramoji Film City and is open for tourists to drop by.

 

The Baahubali sets are sprawled across a massive area of 100 acres, all of which is now open for tourists. One can now have a tour of the extravagant Baahubali sets with tickets priced at Rs. 1,250 for a general tour (entry time 9 am to 11:30 am) and a premium tour for Rs. 2,349 (entry time from 9 am to 2 pm) with tickets available exclusively for online booking only.

 

The newly opened Baahubali sets have suddenly become the biggest attraction of Ramoji Film City, an official of the studio told mid-day: “A cumulative of over Rs. 60 crores was spent on creating the sets of the film over two parts. Besides the set, some props too have been retained for visitors to see. We have many film students, cinema lover, and even general public visiting us. At the moment, it’s the spot that is attracting maximum tourists for us.”

 

Credit for designing the massive Baahubali sets go to not only award-winning production designer Sabu Cyril but also his team, who created some 1,500 sketches to bring Mahishmathi alive on screen. “The pre-production team had made 1500 sketches, in view of which the film was later shot,” the official added.

 

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