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Rajamouli thanks Deva Katta for Baahubali?
Rajamouli Thanks Deva Katta For Baahubali?. Many of us watched Baahubali, but how many of us noticed Deva Katta’s name in the ‘Thank You’ list of the movie? Yes, this intellectual director’s name appeared in Baahubali as he wrote the dialogues for the climax portion where Prabhas gives an inspirational speech to his army.
Many of us watched Baahubali, but how many of us noticed Deva Katta’s name in the ‘Thank You’ list of the movie? Yes, this intellectual director’s name appeared in Baahubali as he wrote the dialogues for the climax portion where Prabhas gives an inspirational speech to his army.
Even though it was a small contribution from Deva Katta, Jakkanna was keen on getting his name in the ‘Thank You’ list. Overwhelmed with this kind gesture, Deva took his Twitter handle and tweeted his happiness.
He tweeted, "just penned few words to the final war speach by Prabhas in BB. The effort is like a dew drop in an ocean of @ssrajamouli creation. Acknowledging even that little effort with a thank you card only exhibits the maestro's generous heart. humbled!!"
Deva Katta, who is known for his intense philosophical dialogues, was used to the maximum effect by Rajamouli.
-Satya Surya
