Rajamouli planning Baahubali 3 in this format

Rajamouli planning Baahubali 3 in this format. Rajamouli's Baahubali two parts is rereleasing as Baahubali The Epic and movie lovers are extremely eager to see the new version on 31 October 2025.

For long rumours spead about Baahubali 3 and Rajamouli also shared that if he gets the story, he will definitely comeup with the third part.

Now reports are coming that Rajamouli is planning Baahubali 3 in animation format. A source shares “An animated version of Baahubali 3 is very much on the cards, and even the producers are thinking along similar lines. The project could go on floors soon,”

Citing the difficulty in having live film with Prabhas, Rana, Anushka and Tamannaah, the source shared "A live-action sequel would be difficult at the moment, given the packed schedules of superstar Prabhas, who is busy with multiple projects over the next two years. “Anushka Shetty has also slowed down her work; Tamannaah’s role would need to be expanded, and Rana Daggubati’s character was killed in the climax of Baahubali 2. So, finding the right cast for a live-action version is challenging.”

An insider shares “They are eyeing a 2026 release if everything falls into place. The goal is to make a warrior-driven story with emotionally charged storytelling and breathtaking visuals.”

A producer director shares “Animation is the new fad, and the budget required is quite nominal. For instance, if roughly two parts of Baahubali were made with over ₹200 crores, an animated version could be produced for just ₹40 to ₹50 crores — which is definitely recoverable,”

He adds “Animation also offers infinite creative freedom to filmmakers, allowing them to break all visual boundaries. For example, in live-action we have to limit a hero’s jump from a cliff due to safety concerns, but in animation there are no such restrictions — the sky’s the limit for imagination and creativity.”

He concludes “More such projects are in the pipeline since most of the work is done in-house, with about 100 animators working on as many systems, capturing varied angles to deliver a true masterpiece.”