The Return of Baahubali: The Epic Re-Release | Family Reaction | Vlog 44

Описание: The first time we went to watch Baahubali, Nandha was 11 and I was in 11th grade. We had absolutely no idea what we were walking into — we went because we’d seen a Tamannaah song and were free that day. We didn’t know we were about to watch a film that would stay with us for the rest of our lives.

When Baahubali 2 released two years later, it came out on the same day as my KEAM 2017 exam. I literally stayed off my phone just to avoid spoilers — because that was the spoiler of the century. Anyone who wrote KEAM that year will relate. The next day, I watched it with my grandparents, who hadn’t gone to a theatre in 15 years. I made them watch Part 1 the night before, and my grandfather could not sleep without knowing why Kattappa did what he did. So imagine our two-year suspense 😭

Achan and Nandha were in Saudi at the time and had to wait an entire month to watch it. But once I saw the movie, they didn’t care about spoilers anymore. They just wanted to know why, why, whyyy — and from my narration alone, not even the actual film, my 50-year-old dad started crying.

Over the next decade, Baahubali became part of our lives. The only movie on my dad’s car USB. The one my nephew had to watch to finish his meals. The background score of random evenings, school rides, and every phase of growing up. We watched it when we were sad, when we were bored, or when we simply wanted to watch Baahubali again. It became comfort. It became nostalgia. It became home.

So when Baahubali: The Epic released, there wasn’t even a second of doubt — we had to go.

And it wasn’t just about the scale or grandeur. It was the emotion. The bond between a mother and her son, the ache of separation, the loyalty that remained even when everything else fell apart. When Sivagami appeared on screen holding that baby, all three of us — me, Nandha, and my dad (now 58) — just broke down. It wasn’t nostalgia. It was the weight of everything this story has meant to us for ten years.

The first minute of Baahubali: The Epic was enough to take my whole heart again.
If you’ve ever loved Baahubali, even a little — go watch it on the big screen.
The epic never ended. It only grew.

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