Director SS Rajamouli’s Baahubali franchise has taken London by storm, with a histoic standing ovation for the entire team and star cast of Baahubali – The Beginning! No wonder, the Baahubali Movie Twitter handle has shared a tweet stating, “Thank you, London – we will cherish this event forever”. In previous tweets, the Baahubali twitter handle highlighted as follows, “Baahubali – The Beginning is the only NON-ENGLISH film to be played at Royal Albert Hall in London ever since its inauguration 148 years ago! A historic moment for all of us! JAI MAAHISHMATHI.”

On October 19, Baahubali: The Beginning was screened at London’s iconic Royal Albert Theatre, with the crowd going totally ballistic over the live, first-of-its kind screening. It was as though the entire event was happening in India than at London’s most iconic theatre!

In fact, SS Rajamouli had tweeted in advance, “The Royal Reunion for all of us in London!” His tweet went on to convey his excitement for the ‘unique rendition’ of the Baahubali background score at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall.

As the tweets show, the response of fans was electrifying! The entire star cast and team of Baahubali: The Beginning including director SS Rajamouli, Prabhas, Rana Daggubati as well as Anushka Shetty reached London for the historic occasion and their images are going viral on social media!

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On the website of the iconic Royal Albert Hall, it shared the event’s details as follows, “Experience India’s biggest box office hit Baahubali – The Beginning at the Royal Albert Hall, with a full orchestra performing Keeravani’s epic score!”

The website goes on to explain that there will be a Q&A live on stage with director S.S. Rajamouli, Prabhas, Rana Daggubati, Anushka Shetty and the music composer M.M. Keeravaani. Also, Rachel Dwyer would host the much anticipated Q&A. Years after the remarkable box office success of Baahubali: The Beginning and Baahubali: The Conclusion, it’s inspiring to see that the world is still singing praises about India’s larger-than-life magnum opus!