The film Baahubali has become the biggest hit in the country. There are a lot of interesting stories about the movie and the film's production designer Sabu Cyril has recently revealed them when he visited Hyderabad to attend an event.
Sabu Cyril revealed that they have used a lot of water bottles to make Siva Lingam in the important scene of the movie. It was a low-cost affair for them and he also said that there was an interesting story behind making the sword of Rana Daggubati's vehicle. A sword like this was used in ancient days for farming.
An artificial hand has been attached to Nasser and to hide his original hand, they came up with a cloth over his shoulder. The senior most production designer told that they used Salt for making the waterfall look beautiful in the movie. "Not every scene can be created in CG. We worked hard for five years from morning 5.30 to evening 11.30. Most of the weapons used in the film are made of fiberglass." said Sabu.
He added that they used some water heaters to build artificial Robots in the film and it cost 5 lakhs. When the makers approached a company for the same, they quoted a budget of 5 crore rupees.
Sabu Cyril revealed that they have used a lot of water bottles to make Siva Lingam in the important scene of the movie. It was a low-cost affair for them and he also said that there was an interesting story behind making the sword of Rana Daggubati's vehicle. A sword like this was used in ancient days for farming.
An artificial hand has been attached to Nasser and to hide his original hand, they came up with a cloth over his shoulder. The senior most production designer told that they used Salt for making the waterfall look beautiful in the movie. "Not every scene can be created in CG. We worked hard for five years from morning 5.30 to evening 11.30. Most of the weapons used in the film are made of fiberglass." said Sabu.
He added that they used some water heaters to build artificial Robots in the film and it cost 5 lakhs. When the makers approached a company for the same, they quoted a budget of 5 crore rupees.