Hyderabad, India — Acclaimed filmmaker SS Rajamouli’s landmark films “Baahubali” and “RRR” have made the shortlist for the newly established Gaddar Film Awards, presented by the Telangana government. The awards aim to honor outstanding contributions to Indian cinema, particularly those that resonate with the region’s cultural ethos.
Rajamouli’s works have not only set new benchmarks in Indian filmmaking but have also gained international recognition. “Baahubali,” released in two parts, captivated audiences worldwide with its groundbreaking visual effects and cinematic storytelling. Its sequel, “Baahubali 2: The Conclusion,” shattered box office records, becoming one of the highest-grossing Indian films of all time.
The film “RRR” further solidified Rajamouli’s reputation, intertwining a fictional narrative with the historical backdrop of India’s fight for independence. Featuring star actors N.T. Rama Rao Jr. and Ram Charan, the film showcases exquisite choreography and a compelling storyline that has resonated with fans globally.
The Gaddar Film Awards were introduced to celebrate the artistic achievements of individuals and teams who have made substantial impacts on the film industry in Telangana. These accolades are expected to shine a light on regional talent and encourage storytelling that reflects local narratives and rich traditions.
In addition to “Baahubali” and “RRR,” the awards will likely honor a diverse set of filmmakers and artists contributing to the arts within the state and beyond. As the awards ceremony approaches, excitement continues to build around the recognition of cinematic excellence in the region.
The initiative is seen as a positive step by the Telangana government to encourage local filmmakers and promote the unique stories of the state. In a rapidly evolving global film landscape, supporting regional cinema is crucial for preserving cultural heritage while also enhancing the state’s visibility on international platforms.
With the awards set to take place soon, industry insiders and fans alike anticipate a celebration of creativity and innovation that highlights the best of Telugu cinema.
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