Thanks to Kattappa, Baahubali may not release in Karnataka

We all know Baahubali: The Conclusion is the most-anticipated movie of this year to watch, might just face a problem in its theatrical release in Karnataka on 28th April. 
 
According to reports published in a daily, a pro-Kannada group named Karnataka Rakshana Vedike run by Praveen Shetty is trying to gain political mileage by embroiling the film in a political controversy. 
 
The group has demanded an apology from Sathyaraj for supposedly making derogatory remarks against Karnataka.

 
In the report, the Kannada activists have approached the Karnataka Film Chamber Of Commerce President SA Ra Govindu to stop the release of Baahubali 2 in Karnataka.
 
A large number of people from Karnataka Rakshana Vedike reportedly prevented the screening of Baahubali 2 trailer recently in a theatre in Bellary. Later, the management of the theatre decided to postpone the screening of the trailer.
 
Why did Kattappa kill Baahubali? is the main question that drives the second part of the epic series. And Sathyaraj, who plays Kattappa in the film and shot to fame due to a shocking twist at the end of the first part and pro-Kannada groups have apparently found ample opportunity to draw a huge amount of attention.

 
Earlier, Tamil superstar Rajinikanth was in a similar condition. His film Kuchelan (2008) also faced protests in Karnataka due to his speech during the Hogenakkal row. The film was allowed to release after Rajinikanth issued a statement regretting his controversial remark.
 
Baahubali 2 is set to hit the screens worldwide on April 28. The film, directed by SS Rajamouli, has Prabhas, Rana Daggubati, Anushka Shetty and Tamannaah in the lead roles. The film is going to get the biggest ever opening as it releases on 6500 screens.
 

• Baahubali 2
• Kattappa
• Baahubali: The Conclusion
• Prabhas