Baahubali The Eternal War Teaser Unveiled
Baahubali The Eternal War Teaser Unveiled
The legendary Baahubali universe is expanding once again — this time into a bold new realm of animated storytelling. The makers of the blockbuster franchise unveiled the first teaser of Baahubali: The Eternal War, giving fans a thrilling glimpse of what’s next in one of India’s most iconic cinematic sagas.
A New Chapter in the Baahubali Legacy
Helmed by Ishan Shukla, known for his work on Star Wars: Visions and The Bandits of Golak, Baahubali: The Eternal War picks up the story immediately after the climactic moments of the original films. The teaser showcases a stunning animation style reminiscent of Spider-Verse, blending mythological grandeur with cutting-edge visuals. – Baahubali The Eternal War Teaser Unveiled
Sharing the teaser on social media, the franchise’s official handle wrote:
“Amarendra Baahubali’s death wasn’t his end — it was the beginning of something eternal.”
The announcement instantly sent fans into a frenzy, marking the franchise’s first major animated feature following the massive success of Baahubali: The Beginning and Baahubali: The Conclusion.
SS Rajamouli Clears the Air
Amid speculation that the teaser hinted at Baahubali 3, director SS Rajamouli clarified the project’s intent during an interview with Prabhas and Rana Daggubati while promoting Baahubali: The Epic.
“There’s a rumour that this is Baahubali 3, but it’s not. The Eternal War is a continuation of the Baahubali universe — an animated feature, not a live-action film,” Rajamouli explained.
He revealed that producer Shobu Yarlagadda had long been exploring ways to expand the franchise beyond its live-action films. “Shobu met Ishan Shukla, a young animation filmmaker with a brilliant vision. His concept offered a fresh way to explore the same world from a different narrative angle. The idea clicked instantly, and the team has been developing it for over two years,” Rajamouli shared. – Baahubali The Eternal War Teaser Unveiled
India’s Biggest Animated Film Yet
With a production cost estimated at ₹120 crore, Baahubali: The Eternal War is being touted as one of the most expensive animated films ever made in India. The project aims to elevate the country’s animation landscape by combining top-tier technology with deeply emotional storytelling.
Prabhas, who immortalized the role of Amarendra and Mahendra Baahubali, expressed excitement about the new format.
“It’s amazing to see Baahubali being reimagined in animation. The visuals look spectacular, and with a ₹120 crore budget, it might just become India’s biggest animated film — nearly what the first Baahubali cost when we started.”
Baahubali The Eternal War Teaser Unveiled
A Fresh Take on an Immortal Tale
Unlike the previous films, The Eternal War explores alternate timelines and untold stories connected to Baahubali’s legacy. The film promises a deeper look at the emotional and spiritual conflicts that follow Amarendra’s demise — offering fans a new way to experience the grandeur of Mahishmati.
Expanding the Universe Beyond Live-Action
While Baahubali: The Epic continues its successful theatrical run after releasing on October 31, The Eternal War represents a bold new step in evolving the franchise. Featuring beloved characters like Anushka Shetty, Ramya Krishnan, Tamannaah Bhatia, Sathyaraj, and Nasser in animated form, the film aims to bridge nostalgia with innovation.
With its mesmerizing visuals, emotional storytelling, and a promise of something “eternal,” Baahubali: The Eternal War is set to redefine Indian animation — proving that even after Amarendra Baahubali’s fall, his legend continues to rise.
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