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Baahubali Will Release In Two Parts?
By: Tupaki Desk | 9 May 2013 6:55 AM GMT
Till date we haven’t seen any Telugu movie releasing in parts though the trend is quite evident in Bollywood and Hollywood. But it is heard that ace director Rajamouli is going to create a sort of records with this new experiment.
Movies like Raktacharitra and Gangs of Wasseypur released in two parts in India and created a sensation. According to sources, Rajamouli’s latest big budgeted flick ‘Baahubali’ will also be released in two parts. The visualization of final version of the script is accounting to 4.5 hours of run time and our director is unable to find any ways to trim down the length of the flick by chopping some scenes. But what looks doubtful is the way people will receive the flick if it is shown in parts.
Apparently there should be a gap of month at least to release the two parts but they cannot release it at once. Audience will not be going for two movies in a day to enjoy the feel. Otherwise Baahubali should hold excitement such that audience will go dying to watch second part as long as it hits marquee. Let us see what Rajamouli will plan.
Movies like Raktacharitra and Gangs of Wasseypur released in two parts in India and created a sensation. According to sources, Rajamouli’s latest big budgeted flick ‘Baahubali’ will also be released in two parts. The visualization of final version of the script is accounting to 4.5 hours of run time and our director is unable to find any ways to trim down the length of the flick by chopping some scenes. But what looks doubtful is the way people will receive the flick if it is shown in parts.
Apparently there should be a gap of month at least to release the two parts but they cannot release it at once. Audience will not be going for two movies in a day to enjoy the feel. Otherwise Baahubali should hold excitement such that audience will go dying to watch second part as long as it hits marquee. Let us see what Rajamouli will plan.
