Quanto do filme Baahubali: The Beginning é inspirado na história real da Índia?

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Quanto do filme Baahubali: The Beginning é inspirado na história real da Índia?

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Ouvi dizer que o nome e os lugares de Baahubali: The Beginning são retirados da história real. Mas eu também ouvi dizer que é bem inspirado em Mahabharata para o personagem de Kattappa que é inspirado em Bhishma e se sentiu assim. Então, quanto do filme é baseado na história real da Índia? Existe algum comentário oficial disponível?

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por Ankit Sharma 29.02.2016 / 11:25

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Como Obara Sand conseguiu isso? Por que eu vejo umidade vinda do meio da asa, assim como os vórtices das pontas das asas? [duplicado]

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Não. Bahubali não é inspirado na história real da Índia.

Foi inspirado nas histórias dos personagens individuais que foram contadas ao diretor S. S. Rajamouli por seu pai. Mais tarde, Rajamouli decidiu reunir todos esses personagens para criar uma história.

Citações de sua entrevista para a Forbes:

Rob: When did you start developing this film, Baahubali?

Rajamouli: It gradually filled up. It was not like we suddenly said one day “Let’s make a film called Baahubali. It didn’t happen like that. But it all started with the character of Sivagami. One day about 9 or 10 years back my father told me about this character. The first scene of the film is what he narrated to me, where Sivagami saves the child and she dies, that was very emotional. But he just told me about that character, there was no story or anything. But the character was there, then a few years later he told me about the character Kattappa, the loyal slave. And later he told me about the character of Bhallala Deva. So then about 4 or 5 years back we said why don’t we bring all these characters together to make a story. And then things started falling into place

Na mesma entrevista, quando perguntado se o filme é inspirado por épicos indianos:

Rob: I wrote in my first article about Baahubali that it is inspired by classic Indian epics like the Mahabharata and the Ramayana, but there are also references in the film to the biblical stories of Moses and the Greek legend of Hercules. Several Forbes readers said I was wrong, that I was just leaning on my own western preconceptions? Was I?

Rajamouli: If you look at it so many epics of so many countries are identical. We don’t know how that happens. For example, if you take the story of Moses where he was left in a basket by his mother, you’ll find an exact replica in Mahabharata, where the principal character Karna is left by his mother, Kunti, in a basket in a river where he is picked up by his foster mother and he’s brought up. These epics have similarities across cultures. But mostly my stories are drawn from the epics of India itself.