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SS Rajamouli created a new fictional language for Mahesh Babu Varanasi

SS Rajamouli created a new fictional language for Mahesh Babu Varanasi

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SS Rajamouli is going one step further with his next film. Varanasi. The film, starring Mahesh Babu, Priyanka Chopra and Prithviraj Sukumaran, is reportedly getting a new fictional language specially created for the film.

Rajamouli has used a similar idea before BaahubaliBut the language will be more elaborate in the upcoming film. A linguist is hired to create not just new words, but an entire language with its own writing system and rules. Language will also play an important role in the story.

According to diversity Reports, in one sequence, the main character is expected to enter a cave filled with ancient writings in the walls. In order to understand the message and solve the mystery, they will need to learn the unknown language.

SS Rajamouli created a fictional language for Baahubali: The Beginning In 2015 with the help of lyricist and writer Madan Karki. The language spoken by the Kalkaya warriors in the film is called Kilki or Kilikili.

for VaranasiImaginary language is expected to play a much larger role. It will need more words, well-written sentences and details to fit the story of the film and help the characters understand the ancient mystery.

As before half day According to reports, SS Rajamouli plans to release the film in 120 countries in around 50 languages. To create the different versions, the filmmaker is reportedly planning to audition around 1500 voice actors instead of using AI or computer-generated voices.

Rajamouli wants the emotions and personalities of the actors to be clear in every language. For him, dubbing is not just about changing the words or matching the lip movements of the actors. The voice should also reflect the emotions and nature of each character.

Starring Mahesh Babu and Priyanka Chopra Varanasi Scheduled to release on April 7, 2027.

Also read: Varanasi Synopsis: Mahesh Babu’s Rudhra takes on Prithviraj Sukumaran’s tech genius Kumbha


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