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Before and after effects of 'Baahubali', most expensive film made in India

Before and after effects of 'Baahubali', most expensive film made in India

By :  DC Correspondent
Update: 2015-08-16 06:33 GMT
VFX and technological enhancements have become an integral part of film making. With every passing success, directors are experimenting and heavily relying on the bold techniques bringing their imagination to screen. If you have watched the magnum
Don't you agree that this movie is best one yet from Rajamouli?
An impressive fact is 'Baahubali' may be the most expensive movie ever made in India,but Rajamouli has made a movie as big as a Hollywood blockbuster in a fraction of Hollywood’s budgets.
In the past decade Rajamouli has churned out some of the biggest hits from South India and looking over his filmography, his love affair with VFX is unmissable.
It’s got just enough detail to ensure the settings don’t look flat and painted, and that’s all you need to get sucked into SS Rajamouli’s world.
With 'Baahubali', it’s the detailing in the background that makes you want to suspend your disbelief.
The waterfall had to be mapped and only after about four layers of visual enhancement, it ended up looking that way.
We were really surprised to see how heavily the makers depended on the digital effects for every sequence.
They created dreamy sequences and were lauded for their version of the mesmerising visuals when Prabhas and Tamannaah met.
How about this mind-boggling shot?
This film is such a milestone in terms of VFX, it's impossible to ignore. This movie arguably did more than any other to create the VFX-heavy tentpole.
Prabhas pulled off stunning acts and added an extra bit of charm and magic to his already blooming persona on screen. But he was actually performing in an empty studio.
This scene definitely looks like it required a lot of work. But we guarantee that you will be stunned once you see how it was actually shot.
Can you ever fathom the fact that this was the initial look of this scene? The important aspect was combining the special effects on set with live shoot along with the VFX and SS Rajamouli has indeed mastered the art.
The combination of VFX and live shoot is so smooth that one would be forced to believe that such a place and people do exist in the real world. 
'Baahubali' is a heavy visual effects production and it perfectly complemented the film's theatrical and storytelling experience.
The recreation of the entire set was handled seamlessly by the 17 VFX studios and hence adding the minute background details was a piece of cake.
We bet you remember the integruing opening shot of baby-clutching hand in the river which is surrounded by gigantic waterfalls and otherworldly hills. Sadly below all that fancy packaging, lies a very ordinary and unappealing film.
Before and after effects of 'Baahubali', most expensive film made in India

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