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Baahubali 2: 6 Arrested In Hyderabad For Alleged Piracy
Baahubali 2: The cyber crimes cell of the Hyderabad Police seized equipment and material from the six accused, who allegedly downloaded a high-definition version of the film
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Baahubali: The Conclusion: Technology Brings SS Rajamouli's Film To Life
Production designer Sabu Cyril on how Baahubali: The Conclusion gave him the opportunity to use new techniques
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Baahubali 2 War Sequence Leaked, Graphic Designer Arrested
The designer was arrested after a complaint was filed at the Jubilee Hills police station in Hyderabad by S S Rajamouli, the director of the film. Raw footage of war sequence, believed to be part of the film's climax, have allegedly found its way online and gone viral
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Revealed: Release Date of Rajamouli's Baahubali: The Conclusion
Baahubali: The Conclusion is scheduled to release on April 14, 2017. "The principal shooting will be wrapped up by this year-end. The remaining months before the release will be used extensively for post-production and computer graphics work," a source from the film's unit revealed
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Good News For Baahubali Fans. Now There's More That You Can Enjoy
"Extending the world of Baahubali beyond movies allows us to reach larger audiences and that is really exciting for me. We are happy to be collaborating with Graphic India, who I believe have the best knowledge and experience in this space," said Baahubali director SS Rajamouli
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Baahubali Errors: CGI Mistakes Made Scenes Look 'Fake'
"As a DOP, I am disappointed by a lot of things in Baahubali. There are so many scenes where there were mistakes, which made the CGI look fake. There were issues related to the depth of field, there are motion blurs. So we are trying to rectify this problem in the second film. I hope it gets a slicker image," said K K Senthil Kumar
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Baahubali's Secrets Revealed: The 'Baby' in the River Was a Bottle
A video, put together by the Hyderabad-based Makuta VFX which were responsible for Baahubali's Hollywood-worthy graphics, details the painstakingly hard work that goes into transforming green and blue screens into CGI the scale of Baahubali, believed to be India's most expensive film
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Baahubali 2: 6 Arrested In Hyderabad For Alleged Piracy
Baahubali 2: The cyber crimes cell of the Hyderabad Police seized equipment and material from the six accused, who allegedly downloaded a high-definition version of the film
-
Baahubali: The Conclusion: Technology Brings SS Rajamouli's Film To Life
Production designer Sabu Cyril on how Baahubali: The Conclusion gave him the opportunity to use new techniques
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Baahubali 2 War Sequence Leaked, Graphic Designer Arrested
The designer was arrested after a complaint was filed at the Jubilee Hills police station in Hyderabad by S S Rajamouli, the director of the film. Raw footage of war sequence, believed to be part of the film's climax, have allegedly found its way online and gone viral
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Revealed: Release Date of Rajamouli's Baahubali: The Conclusion
Baahubali: The Conclusion is scheduled to release on April 14, 2017. "The principal shooting will be wrapped up by this year-end. The remaining months before the release will be used extensively for post-production and computer graphics work," a source from the film's unit revealed
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Good News For Baahubali Fans. Now There's More That You Can Enjoy
"Extending the world of Baahubali beyond movies allows us to reach larger audiences and that is really exciting for me. We are happy to be collaborating with Graphic India, who I believe have the best knowledge and experience in this space," said Baahubali director SS Rajamouli
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Baahubali Errors: CGI Mistakes Made Scenes Look 'Fake'
"As a DOP, I am disappointed by a lot of things in Baahubali. There are so many scenes where there were mistakes, which made the CGI look fake. There were issues related to the depth of field, there are motion blurs. So we are trying to rectify this problem in the second film. I hope it gets a slicker image," said K K Senthil Kumar
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Baahubali's Secrets Revealed: The 'Baby' in the River Was a Bottle
A video, put together by the Hyderabad-based Makuta VFX which were responsible for Baahubali's Hollywood-worthy graphics, details the painstakingly hard work that goes into transforming green and blue screens into CGI the scale of Baahubali, believed to be India's most expensive film
