SS Rajamouli Explains ISRO’s Choice for Naming the New Rocket ‘Bahubali’
SS Rajamouli’s Insight on ISRO’s Rocket Name
Celebration of a Historic Launch
Recently, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) made headlines by launching a rocket named Bahubali. This mission featured the CMS-03, which stands as the heaviest satellite ever to launch from India. Director SS Rajamouli and his team from Baahubali took to social media to express their excitement over this remarkable achievement.
ISRO named their recently launched rocket Bahubali for its heaviness and strength. Team Baahubali was over the moon about it.
SS Rajamouli’s Comments on the Launch
Rajamouli shared a heartfelt message on his social platforms, applauding ISRO for executing the successful launch of the CMS-03 satellite. He expressed, “Congratulations to #ISRO on the successful launch of the heaviest communication satellite CMS-03 today! A proud moment for India showcasing our technological strength and self-reliance in space exploration. Onwards and upwards!”
In a follow-up message, he reflected on the significance of the rocket’s name, saying, “Our entire Baahubali team is elated as @ISRO fondly named this rocket ‘Bahubali’… Truly a privilege for all of us.”
Team Baahubali’s Reactions
The Baahubali team also shared a celebratory video of the rocket launch. Their message highlighted this achievement: “The #Baahubali spirit truly knows no limits, from winning hearts across the world to now conquering the skies! Congratulations Team @ISRO. #BaahubaliTheEpic #ISRO #LVM3M5.”
Details About the Bahubali Rocket
As reported by PTI, the Bahubali rocket is significant because it carries the CMS-03, a satellite weighing an impressive 4410 kg. This satellite serves as a replacement for the GSAT-7, which is instrumental for the Indian Navy. The launch occurred on Sunday evening, successfully placing the satellite into Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO).
Return of Baahubali: The Epic in Theatres
In addition to the rocket launch, Rajamouli recently released a remastered version of Baahubali films in theaters on October 31. This film, blending Baahubali: The Beginning (2015) and Baahubali 2: The Conclusion (2017), offers a sweeping epic saga of 3 hours and 44 minutes set in the inspiring world of Mahishmati.
With stars like Prabhas, Rana Daggubati, Anushka Shetty, and Tamannaah Bhatia leading the cast, the re-release quickly garnered attention, earning ₹24.35 crore net in India and ₹39.75 crore globally within its first weekend.
What are your thoughts on the connection between cinema and real-world achievements like those of ISRO?
