Why bahubali franchise was so successful ??? - Page 2

Originally posted by: pathaka

kedarnath was a hit last I checked .....and it’s songs particularly Namo namo became immensely popular....yes it wasn’t a blockbuster but it didn’t have gr8 drama , concept or screenplay or acting which baahubali did

like I said, did not discredit baahubalis technical finesse and prowess but ...a lot of ppl in remote villages etc loved the “Hinduness” of it

Which is perfectly fair

I think that's exactly what I'm disagreeing with you on. None of us are denying the merits of the film. You feel the X factor that worked in remote villages etc is the "Hinduness'. I feel it is the Indianized fantasy genre with never before seen level of VFX.

And I'm serious. I'm dying for more fantasy. Kuchh nahin toh Haatim Tai ko hi remake kar diya toh woh bhi chalenga apunko... 😆

Originally posted by: Sailor-Moon

You may be right, honestly I love Indianized things because India has such a colorful culture. That's why I like movies which are based in a lot of Indianized thing as Stree or Bareilly ki barfi etc. The too much of modern thing is somewhat boring to watch after awhile cos you already see it in hollywood films, it's the culture that makes India unique