She picks up the newborn in her arms and announces to the people that the baby, Mahendra, is the new King. Sivagami eyes are open she realises that she has been tricked by her own husband and son. She puts Mahendra Bahubali in Sivagami's hands.
She is distraught but she knows she must save her son at any cost. Devasena too learns of her husband's death. Katappa learns of Bhallaladeva's treachery and informs Sivagami. Sivagami falls for Bhallaladeva's lie and she asks her faithful Katappa to kill her foster son, Baahubali. Bhallaladeva hatches a plot to convince Sivagami that Amarendra is trying to assassinate him. Amarendra and Devasena live happily among the people. Due to further clashes, Devasena and Amarendra are banished from the Palace. Devasena who has her own mind, speaks sharply about the King's guile and she also points out how Sivagami doesn't bother taking up for Amarendra or for what is actually right. Bhalladeva is crowned king and Amarendra is made the Commander-in-Chief, but it's quite obvious that Amarendra is still popular with the people of the Kingdom, who keep rooting for him, screaming ``Baahubali, Baahubali.'' At Devasena's baby shower, Bhalla Deva relieves Amarendra of his duties as Commander-in-chief so that he can be with his wife. When Sivagami delivers an ultimatum to Amarendra that he must either chose the throne or Devasena, he chooses Devasena. Upon reaching Mahismati the misunderstanding comes to light. Amarendra proposes to Devasena, makes her his bride and takes her with him to meet his mother Sivagami. Devasena realises that Amarendra is no country bumpkin, like he has been pretending to be and that he is the future King of Mahishmati.
Devasena and Baahubali also join hands in the fight against the Pindaris. Amarendra, with the help of Devasena's cousin Kumara Varma(Subbaraju), nullifies the attack and he manages to save Kuntala. The kingdom of Kuntala is attacked by Pindaris, who are a dacoit army. Sivagami is angry when she hears about Devasena's rebuttal and she orders that Devasena be brought to Mahishmati as a prisoner. Devasena rejects the marriage proposal because she doesn't like the way the messenger from Maheshmati reads the letter. Sivagami, unaware that Amarendra is in love with Devasena, promises Bhalla, Devasena's hand in marriage. Bhalla Deva learns of Amarendra's attempts to woo Devasena and he decides to drive a wedge between Amarendra and Sivagami by telling his mother that he wants to marry Devasena. Amarendra visit Kuntala and falls in love with Devasena(Anushka Shetty)the youngers sister of the King of Kuntala. Before the coronation, Sivagami tells Amarendra to tour the kingdom to get to know people and also promises him that by the time he is back, she will find him a suitable bride. It is decided that Bhalla Deva(Rana Daggubati) will be the Commander-in-Chief. After vanquishing the Kalakeyas, Sivagami(Ramya Krishnan) decides to make Amarendra Bahubali the future king of Mahishmati. KGF (2018) - ₹44.Plot Summary Part 2-The Conclusion of Baahubali begins with Katappa(Sathyaraj) tellling us how he ended up killing Amarendra Bahubali(Prabhas). Also Read - Adipurush: From getting into shape to speaking shudh Hindi, Om Raut REVEALS what prep Prabhas did to play Lord Ramīaahubali 2 (2017) - ₹510.99 crore nett - All-Time BlockbusterĢ.0 (2018) - ₹189.55 crore nett - Superhit Without further ado, here are the highest grossing South movies in Hindi. We've all seen what Allu Arjun starrer Pushpa has just managed at the box office in Hindi markets, and we're well aware of the storm Baahubali: The Beginning and Baahubali: The Conclusion achieved before it, but what are the other South movies that raked in huge moolah in their Hindi dubbed versions.
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Also Read - RRR box office collection day 9 Hindi: SS Rajamouli, Jr NTR, Ram Charan movie has one of the best second Saturdays in history With boundaries being erased rapidly and Indian cinema becoming more nationalised rather than the demarcations that existed previously between Bollywood and regional cinema, these South superstars have conquered the Hindi belt in the recent past like few have before them, including they, themselves, with their erstwhile releases. Names like Prabhas, Rajinikanth, Allu Arjun and Yash are synonymous with massive blockbusters in Tamil, Telugu and Kannada cinema, but did you know that their star power and box office pull aren't restricted to local territories alone? And no, we aren't merely referring to how much their movies collect in overseas markets where South movies generally do quite well.
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