A poster of the film Baahubali featuring Kalakeya.
Chennai:
It seems like the Baahubali craze is no mood to die. As the second installment goes on floors, Kilikki, the unique language coined by Madhan Karky for Baahubali, has inspired Smita to perform a music video in the language titled Baha Kilikki.
On Twitter, Smita, who is famous for songs like Evaraina Chusuntara, said that the song is a 'tribute' to the film:
Interestingly, Smita happens to be a distant relative of filmmaker S S Rajamouli.
Madhan Karky reportedly penned the lyrics for the song, which stars Smita along with Prabhakar (the actor who played the Kalakeya's king in the movie), in three days. (Also Read: Why Kilikki Language Was Invented For Baahubali)
Smita, in an interview to a leading newspaper, had said she was so fascinated by the language that she had to make a song on it, despite the lack of revenue from music videos owing to piracy and online download.
On Twitter, Smita, who is famous for songs like Evaraina Chusuntara, said that the song is a 'tribute' to the film:
Excited to share the news of release of my new single #BahaKilikki a tribute to #Bahubali on 23rd Dec.
#smitaisback pic.twitter.com/A207KGDkFd
— Smita (@smitapop) December 21, 2015Interestingly, Smita happens to be a distant relative of filmmaker S S Rajamouli.
Madhan Karky reportedly penned the lyrics for the song, which stars Smita along with Prabhakar (the actor who played the Kalakeya's king in the movie), in three days. (Also Read: Why Kilikki Language Was Invented For Baahubali)
Smita, in an interview to a leading newspaper, had said she was so fascinated by the language that she had to make a song on it, despite the lack of revenue from music videos owing to piracy and online download.
