“Baahubali: The Conclusion” is slated to release next year, but the lead actor Prabhas is not leaving any stone unturned for his role in the movie.
Prabhas is working continuously at a stretch of 16 hours a day. This shows how tenacious he is and the amount of efforts he puts for the character. After working for 16 long hours a day, Prabhas makes it a point to work out regularly, and ensures that he doesn't miss his daily work out regime, because he wants to stay fit for the character and maintain the look!
The shoot of the film demands a rigorous hours of working from Prabhas and the actor ensures that all the minutest of the details and all requirements are met. Prabhas will also be seen performing a lot of compelling action sequences in the second part of the movie, for which he is ensuring that he stays fit & agile. These sequences will be one notch higher than what the audiences witnessed in the previous part!
Prabhas was appreciated for his agile and muscular body, strength and the looks when the first part of the movie was released. The actor had infact gained 20 kilos for his character! As soon as the movie got released, Prabhas had become a popular figure and soon a national star. People from all sections of society had fallen in love with Prabhas. The youngsters also immediately connected to him because of his handsome looks and powerful performance.
After the appreciation he got from the first part of the movie, Prabhas wants to keep himself up to the mark, so he has doubled his dedication for the second installment of Baahubali. ‘Baahubali: The Beginning’ is a 2015 Indian epic historical fiction film directed by S. S. Rajamouli starring Prabhas in the lead role and had a created a lot of buzz in India and overseas.
The second installment “Baahubali: The Conclusion” will get released in 2017 but people are already eager to watch it and are waiting for the second part of the movie to be released. “Baahubali: The Conclusion” is touted to be one of the most anticipated movies of 2017.
Credits : dnaindia.com
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