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No, Baahubali is not a true story. It's a fictional epic film created for entertainment purposes.

No, Baahubali is not based on a true story. It's a fictional tale created for entertainment.

Baahubali is a story of two cousins. Mahendra Baahubali is the son of the rightful king. His uncle Bhallaladeva is power - hungry. Baahubali's mother was exiled when he was young. Baahubali grows up to be a strong and just man. He falls in love with Devasena. Bhallaladeva also desires Devasena. Baahubali faces many challenges and ultimately has a great battle with Bhallaladeva to regain his kingdom's throne.

Definitely not. Baahubali is a work of fiction. The movie takes viewers on an epic adventure through a made-up world with its own unique rules and circumstances. It's not rooted in reality at all.

The main characters are Baahubali, a heroic prince. And his cousin who is also in the race for the throne. Also, Devasena, who is Baahubali's love interest.

The main characters are Baahubali, a heroic and just man. His mother Sivagami who is a strong - willed woman. Bhallaladeva, the power - hungry and jealous uncle. And Devasena, the beautiful and strong - minded woman who Baahubali loves.

One key factor is its spectacular visual effects. The grand sets, detailed costumes, and amazing battle scenes attracted a large audience. Also, the strong storyline with elements of drama, revenge, and heroism kept the viewers engaged. Another factor was the great marketing which created a huge hype before the release.

Great marketing. They promoted the movie really well before its release, which got people excited. And the amazing action scenes were a big draw.

Well, the 'Baahubali original story' is set in a fictional kingdom. Baahubali is a prince who is loved by the people. However, his cousin wants the throne too. There are epic battles between them. Baahubali has to prove his worth not just in combat but also in his leadership skills. And his love story with Devasena also plays an important part in the overall narrative.

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