After ruling the worldwide box-office in July and August, India’s biggest motion picture Baahubali is now reigning over several prestigious film festivals across the world. This afternoon, Baahubali was shown at the Busan International Film Festival in Korea. Needless to say, the Koreans loved the film.

The excitement didn’t stop here. Soon after the film’s screening, Rajamouli was surrounded by a large group of Korean and other Asian audiences for autographs and selfiies. Tweeting about his experience, Rajamouli said that the audiences majorly asked him about two questions.

While the first question from the excited audiences was ‘when will the film’s second part release?’ Rajamouli then left his Twitter followers in suspense as he said, ‘you know what is the second question.’ Soon, Jakkanna’s fans started giving out the one question which has been most frequently asked by all those who watched Baahubali, ‘why did Kattappa kill Baahubali?’ Well, looks like even the Koreans are amused with the film’s most mysterious ending.

In an yet another major setback to Telugu film fraternity, veteran and national-award winning filmmaker Edida Nageswara Rao died on Sunday (Oct 4) in Hyderabad. He breathed his last today evening at a private hospital. He was 81-year-old. He is survived by wife and son Edida Sriram who is also an actor.

Edida’s mortal body will be taken to his Shankarabharam Nivasam in Film Nagar Road No 8 tomorrow morning by 7 AM. His last rites will be performed tomorrow evening at Mahaprasthanam in Film Nagar. He was founder of acclaimed production house Poornodaya Movie Creations.

He produced critically acclaimed and commercially blockbuster films such as Sankarabharanam, Swati Mutyam, Swayam Krushi, Sagara Sangamam, Aapad Bandhavudu, Swarakalpana, Sitara, Siri Siri Muvva.Edida bagged international acclaim. Thanks to Sankarabharanam, which got him global fame. His films Siri Siri Muvva and Swati Mutyam were even showcased at the Moscow Film Festival.

Few of his films were dubbed & released in the Russian Languages. He had produced films with a rare classical touch in the 1970s and 1980s. Most of the movies produced by him won the National Film Award for best feature film in Telugu category, Nandi Awards and were screened in several international film festivals.

Edida was born to Sattiraju Naidu, he started his career as a theatre actor, film actor, dubbing artist and then ventured into film producing. He also served as Telugu Film producer’s Council Secretary, Nandi Awards Committee Chairman and National Film Award Committee member. His place cannot be replaced by anyone in future.It’s a huge loss for Telugu film industry.