Ever since Prabhas and Anushka Shetty starrer Baahubali 2 hit the cinemas in April, the film took everyone by storm. Now, the filmmaker SS Rajamouli revealed some interesting fact about the film. He said that very few people knew the mystery of why Katappa killed Baahubali in the blockbuster "Baahubali: The Beginning" in 2015. He also says that it wasn't very difficult to solve the mystery had viewers seen the film twice with their mind completely engaged.
Rajamouli spoke on the much-hyped question which raised curiosity of the audience after "Baahubali: The Beginning" released on online streaming service Saavn's show "Take 2 with Anupama and Rajeev".
Rajamouli was asked: "How many people knew the answer to that question 'Katappa ne Baahubali ko kyu maara?' And was it hard to keep that secret?"
He said: "When we talk about why Katappa killed Baahubali, it is not such a difficult question to answer. If you just look at the film twice and put a little bit mind to it, the answer is evident. Even when people were tweeting to me, there were many people who got it right.
"But the actual question is not why Katappa killed Baahubali, what they mean by that is how Katappa killed Baahubali, you know that is what people are actually asking. How could he do it? And that answer is not easy to guess," he added.
The 44-year-old filmmaker threw light on how it remained a seceret even on the sets.
"Very few people, maybe around 10-15 people would have known the entire story. But what happens with your unit is that you're shooting for such a long time, you're shooting for about two years and we were not shooting in a chronological order -- it was one scene here one shot there.
"And again when we are shooting, we are shooting so many layers for each shot and the unit members don't really know what we are actually filming. It is impossible for them to connect all the dots. It's easy to keep them confused and it's not willfully done, that's the pattern how it's done. That's the reason why none of the rest of the unit members actually knew the answer," Rajamouli said.
The question was however answered with the sequel of "Baahubali 2: The Conclusion" this year.
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