Baahubali 2: The Conclusion

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The 2017 Indian epic action film Baahubali 2: The Conclusion was directed by S. S. Rajamouli, who also co-wrote the script with V. Vijayendra Prasad. Under the name Arka Media Works, Shobu Yarlagadda and Prasad Devineni produced it. The movie was simultaneously shot in Tamil and Telugu in Tollywood,[6] the hub of Telugu language film production in India. Prabhas, Rana Daggubati, Anushka Shetty, Tamannaah, Ramya Krishna, Sathyaraj, Nassar, and Subbaraju are among the ensemble cast members in the movie. It is the sequel to Baahubali: The Beginning and the second film in the Baahubali series, acting as both a prequel and a sequel.

The story takes place in mediaeval India and centres on the conflict between Amarendra Baahubali and Bhallaladeva, the latter of whom plans to assassinate the former by having Kattappa do it. The son of Amarendra comes back to exact revenge years later.

Kattappa continues to describe how he came to slay Amarendra Baahubali in his narrative. Following the defeat of the Kalakeyas, Amarendra Baahubali and Bhallaladeva are crowned as the new king and commander-in-chief, respectively, of Mahishmati. Amarendra and Kattappa are to explore the kingdom and its surroundings, according to the Rajmata Sivagami. Amarendra observes a battle between Devasena/Thevasenai and a Mahishmati-neighboring kingdom's princess during the tour.

After the fight, he approaches her and confesses his love for her while playing as an orphan and a simpleton. Kattappa plays the role of his uncle, and he is hired by the royal court for a position. Bhallaladeva learns about Amarendra's deed and develops a lust for Devasena after seeing her painting. For Devasena's hand in marriage, he approaches Sivagami. Amarendra's sentiments for Devasena weren't known to the Rajmata, who reassures Bhallaladeva and dispatches an agent to Kuntala to make the patronising marriage proposal. Devasena, who was offended, replies harshly to the proposal and rejects it. Sivagami, who was incensed by her reaction, gives Amarendra the order to kidnap Devasena and bring her to Mahishmati.

In the meantime, a dacoit-like army known as the Pindaris attacks Kuntala. Amarendra is able to stop the onslaught and save Kuntala with the aid of Kattappa, Devasena's maternal cousin, Kumara Varma. Amarendra exposes his true identity when questioned. Mahishmati sends him a bird post directing him to kidnap Devasena. He persuades Devasena to travel with him to Mahishmati as his future bride by promising to uphold her honour. Once they get at Mahishmati, the error is discovered, and Amarendra is given the option of choosing the throne or Devasena. He decides on the latter. Amarendra is appointed the new commander in chief, and Bhallaladeva is crowned king. However, this has little effect on the general public's opinion of Amarendra.

Bhallaladeva frees Amarendra of his responsibilities as a "gift" and offers them to Sethupathi during Devasena's baby shower. Devasena criticises Sivagami for her inaction and makes fun of Bhallaladeva. Amarendra and Devasena are expelled from the royal palace and are now living contentedly among the populace as a result of additional conflicts (a fight between Devasena and Sethupathi). Bijjaladeva persuades Kumara Varma that Bhallaladeva is pursuing Amarendra, and that in order to protect his brother-in-law, the latter must assassinate the monarch.

After sneaking inside the palace during the night, Kumara Varma is apprehended by Bhallaladeva and slain, but not before exposing their scheme to persuade Sivagami to execute Amarendra because of the public's continued respect for him.

Sivagami instructs Kattappa to kill Amarendra because she believes that Bhallaladeva's life is in danger but that a civil war will emerge from open enmity. By pretending to be in danger, Kattappa, who is obligated by his promise to serve the Queen, entices Amarendra before stabbing him in the back and killing him. Soon after Amarendra's passing, Kattappa discovers Bhallaladeva's betrayal and tells Sivagami. Sivagami then tells the terrified mob outside her palace that Amarendra has passed away and that the baby Mahendra Baahubali will take the crown. She leaves with the new King as Bhallaladeva and his men prepare to take her, but she is struck by an arrow launched by Bhallaladeva and ends up in a river.

After Kuntala is destroyed by the oppressive monarch Bhallaladeva and Devasena is imprisoned for the next 25 years, Mahendra forms an alliance with the rebels trying to free her. Mahendra Baahubali (also known as Shivudu or Shiva), after hearing the entire tale, promptly swears war. He gathers the dispersed soldiers and villagers who will make up the rebel army.

The army surrounds Mahishmati with the aid of Kattappa and Avantika. Devasena is recaptured by Bhallaladeva, but she is rescued by Kattappa, Mahendra, and the rebels who scale the city walls.

Mahendra battles his uncle and holds him down with the cage's chains. Following a purification ceremony, Devasena permanently overthrows Bhallaladeva by setting him ablaze on a bonfire. The following day, Mahendra and Avantika are anointed as Mahishmati's new king and queen, respectively. He declares that under his leadership, Mahishmati will be committed to safeguarding justice and peace. The head of Bhallaladeva's statue is likewise ordered to be thrown out of the palace walls and down the huge waterfall by his troops. It settles close to the lingam that Mahendra had earlier carried, breaking as it falls and crashing on the cliff's walls.