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Last Updated Tuesday November 24 2020 06:19 PM IST

Lights, camera, Kannur Fort for 'Baahubali 2'

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'Baahubali 2' starts rolling at Kannur Fort From left: Director Rajamouli, Rajamouli's wife Rama, actress Anushka Shetty and Rajamouli's son Karthikeya. Photo: Vidhuraj MT

The cast and crew of one of the most awaited movie Baahubali 2 is in Kerala again for shooting. This time they are shooting at Kannur Fort.

On Tuesday, director S S Rajamouli along with his wife Rama and son Karthikeya was spotted at Kannur. Lead actress Anushka Sharma was also present. According to sources, the team will be shooting a few war sequences and crucial scenes in the fort which is built by Portuguese in 15th Century.

Talking about shooting in the fort, Rajamouli said, “This is the perfect location to shoot the upcoming historic and war saga.”

Recently, the makers wrapped the shoot in Ramoji film City in which Rebel Star Prabhas and Ramya Krishnan participated.

Prabhas and Rana Daggubati are also expected to join the sets.

  • 'Baahubali 2' starts rolling at Kannur Fort

    'Baahubali 2' starts rolling at Kannur Fort
  • 'Baahubali 2' starts rolling at Kannur Fort

    'Baahubali 2' starts rolling at Kannur Fort
  • 'Baahubali 2' starts rolling at Kannur Fort

    'Baahubali 2' starts rolling at Kannur Fort
  • 'Baahubali 2' starts rolling at Kannur Fort

    'Baahubali 2' starts rolling at Kannur Fort
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