Even years after it first conquered the box office Baahubali continues to reign supreme. SS Rajamouli’s Baahubali: The Epic a re-edited version combining Baahubali: The Beginning and Baahubali: The Conclusion has already sparked massive excitement ahead of its re-release on October 31. Fans across the world are ready to relive the saga that changed Indian cinema forever. How big are the numbers so far? According to trade reports Baahubali: The Epic has already collected Rs 5 crore in advance bookings worldwide a staggering figure for a re-release. Of this Rs 2.5 crore comes from India and the remaining Rs 2.5 crore from overseas markets. The numbers are particularly impressive considering that re-released films rarely see such traction. In fact Baahubali: The Epic has already outperformed other major re-releases like Mahesh Babu’s Khaleja and Murari setting a new benchmark in advance sales. Industry experts believe nostalgia and grandeur are the key factors behind the buzz. The original Baahubali films weren’t just movies—they were cultural phenomena that brought audiences of all languages together. For many fans this re-release is a chance to experience the stunning visuals and powerful storytelling on the big screen once again. “The anticipation is unreal” a distributor shared. “People who watched it in 2015 are bringing their families and kids this time. It’s a generational celebration of Indian cinema.” https://x.com/BaahubaliMovie/status/1982478221527671110 Could the final figures go even higher? Trade analysts suggest the numbers could soar further once more show and premiere screenings open for booking. Several multiplex chains are expected to start full-fledged advance sales from October 30 which could easily push the pre-release revenue to Rs 8–10 crore. The excitement isn’t just limited to India. Advance ticket sales in the US UK and the Middle East have been exceptional with fans eager to witness Rajamouli’s world-building magic in theatres once again. Why Baahubali still reigns supreme Directed by SS Rajamouli and featuring an ensemble cast including Prabhas Rana Daggubati Anushka Shetty Tamannaah Bhatia Ramya Krishnan Sathyaraj and Nasser the film redefined Indian cinema with its sheer scale and storytelling. By merging both parts into one seamless narrative Baahubali: The Epic offers fans a renewed cinematic experience that celebrates the legacy of Indian filmmaking. As it gears up for a worldwide release on October 31 with international premieres on October 29 Baahubali: The Epic is all set to recreate history—once again proving that Rajamouli’s masterpiece is truly timeless. Highlights Baahubali: The Epic crosses Rs 5 crore in advance bookings ahead of re-release. The film combines Baahubali: The Beginning and The Conclusion into one re-edited version. Global premiere on October 29 followed by theatrical release on October 31 worldwide.