Baahubali director SS Rajamouli says he regrets divulging Sridevi's remuneration demands publicly
Fp Staff • 8 years agoSS Rajamouli had previously said that the makers did not cast Sridevi as Sivagami in the Baahubali franchise owing to her outrageous remuneration demands.
Roja actress Madhoo to make comeback with Baahubali spin-off Aarambh on Star Plus
Fp Staff • 8 years agoBaahubali's world is all set to enter Indian television with the Star Plus show Aarambh. Actress Madhoo will make comeback with the role based on Sivagami.
Baahubali 2: The Conclusion — Would Sridevi have fared better as Sivagami?
Gautam Chintamani • 8 years agoSridevi was initially approached for the role of Sivagami but she turned it down prompting the makers to opt for Ramya Krishnan instead.
Baahubali 2's real heroes? Its women, as brought to life by SS Rajamouli
Tssudhir • 8 years agoThe women of Bahubali 2 — Anushka Shetty as Devasena; Ramya Krishnan as Sivagami; Tamannaah as Avanthika — are the best etched characters
Baahubali 2's not an overtly feminist film, but it defies some of Telugu cinema's sexism
Fp Staff • 8 years agoThese are the five aspects of the Bahubali 2: The Conclusion that try to defy the norms of storytelling in the Telugu film industry:
Is Baahubali 2 a Hindu film? Dissecting religion, folklore, mythology in Rajamouli's epic saga
Tssudhir • 8 years agoDirector SS Rajamouli is a self-confessed atheist so it is unlikely that he intended Baahubali to be a celebration of Hindu faith.
Baahubali prequel novel 'The Rise of Sivagami' explores SS Rajamouli's epic universe
Hemanth Kumar • 8 years agoIn an exclusive interview to Firstpost, Anand Neelakantan, author of Baahubali prequel novel ‘The Rise of Sivagami’, talks about collaborating with SS Rajamouli, writing the epic novel and why it is the story of modern India.
From Aishwarya to Hema: Here's a list of Bollywood's women warriors before 'Mastani' Deepika
Swetha • 10 years agoThese female warrior queens from Bollywood over the years, who we think possibly deserve their own films, and equal popularity.