What Does ‘BINDIS’ Of Each Baahubali Characters Stand For?

Baahubali 2: The Conclusion took the box office by storm. The audiences are swooned by its narration, editing, special effects, performances etc. It has received overwhelming response worldwide. Till now it has minted more than Rs 1500 crore in the worldwide market. The Hindi version which was distributed by Karan Johar’s Dharma Production has raked in more than Rs 400 crore leaving behind many big movies like Dangal, Sultan, P.K. Everyone is curious to know the minutest details related to the movie. Anushka Shetty’s diet plan, the budget of the movie, Rana Daggubati blind in one eye, everything has excited us and we can’t get enough of the details. Everyday fans wait for the new revelations about the movie and its star cast. Today we are going to give you one more interesting detail. Any guesses? It is about the BINDIS the star cast was seen wearing in Baahubali. We are going to decode the mystery behind these bindis. 1. Mahendra Baahubali As Mahendra Baahubali is believed to be the reincarnation of Lord Shiva, so he is seen with Shivalinga tilak on his forehead. It means strength and valour. Even in one scene, he is seen lifting the heavy statue of Shivlinga. 2. Amarendra Baahubali Also Read: Anushka Shetty Finds Prabhas More Sexier Than Rana Daggubati He is seen wearing half-moon tilak which represents his calm and subtle nature. He was very kind to his subjects and a doting son to his mother. 3. Bhallaladeva Bhallaladeva has a rising sun tilak which justifies his character very well. He always wanted to be the king of Mahismati kingdom and the rising sun is also the symbol of Mahismati. 4. Devasena Also Read: Rana Daggubati aka Bhallaladeva Reveals About His Queen In Baahubali 3 Devasena’s bindi stands for gender equality. She was a warrior who fought for her rights and the bindi on her forehead justifies it. 5. Avantika Avantika’s black teeka on her forehead represents courage and bravery. In the film, she fights like a warrior for the freedom of Devasena. 6. Shivagami Also Read: Bahubali 2: Did You Know Rana Daggubati aka Bhallala Deva’s Chariot’s Engine Was Of Which Company? The red big bindi on Shivagami’s forehead states that she is the powerful woman of Mahismati who rules such a big kingdom. Her bindi clearly says that she is the woman of substance and her words. 7. Bijjala DevaBijjala Deva has a tilak of Trishul on his forehead and it stands for the three qualities-creation, maintenance and destruction. Neither he created anything nor he maintained but he was the reason of his own destruction. The tilak doesn't justify his character. 8. Kattappa Also Read: Rana Daggubati Posts A Hilarious Matrimony Ad For Prabhas Kattapa was the loyal servant of Mahismati kingdom. The tilak on his forehead is a symbol of slavery and loyalty for his master. For more interesting facts of Baahubali, keep reading our space.

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Murtaza Rangwala

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