Fans might get hurt with these revelations, but if anyone adds a little bit of sensibility, they will understand what’s going wrong. On a serious note, kids are getting affected by Baahubali in a wrong manner, though the intention of the film is not in that way. Couple of examples that happened in real life indicate how bad this impact is.
Unconfirmed reports indicate that A kid in Hyderabad has jumped from the 6th floor of their apartment in order to catch a ridge on the 5th floor opposite to their balcony. It is being said that he sustained severe injuries and was admitted in a private hospital. After gaining consciousness, the kid revealed that he’s inspired by Prabhas jump for Tamanna just before that Deewara song. In case if this news is true, we have to say that kids are finding it tough to understand that its a graphically simulated act, where the actors is rigged to a rope and made to jump.
Another UKG studying kid is seen trying to jump long lengths in the corridor of his apartments complex, who revealed that he’s inspired by Prabhas’s jumps in Baahubali. Only when the kid’s father showed him the making video of the song where it is shot against green mattes and through support of ropes, the kid believed that all those stunts are simulated but not real.
Some kids are said to be trying to speak differently, and the dub their acts as Kalakeya language. We can’t blame Baahubali movie for these happenings, but the responsibility lies on shoulders of parents to educate their kids about what is done in visual effect and life without these artificial stuff. When cinema is the sole entertainment, this is how the influence will be. Bitter, but true!!