Guys, have you got the tickets of Bahubali – The Conclusion? The craze of Bahubali-2 has been humongous. The craze is even giving a tough competition to the Salman Khan and Rajnikanth fanatics. Few hours to go for the film’s release, people queued up a big line for the movie tickets like never seen before.

Currently, the whole country is in a ‘Bahubali Storm’. This is not something like we are exaggerating you. If you think we are exaggerating, some lines outside theaters are 3 kilometers long! Yes, it’s true.

People are running theater by theater in hope of landing for tickets of the movie. And obviously, there aren’t thousands of tickets to give away, so 99% of the people are leaving the lines in a very bad mood. The movie has the high craze because of the twists and question marks left by the Director SS Rajamouli in the first part of the movie.

The emotion was evident in a video clip that went viral on social media that showed film enthusiasts waiting in a long queue, around 3-km long if not more, outside the theaters. For your kind information, the video was shot at 7 am. This kind of behavior even shadows the antics ‘Kabaali’ received.

Watch The Video Here:

By 7 am today, at @PrasadsMultiplx, a long line of people waiting to buy tickets for #baahubali2 #BaahubaliTheConclusion
Some craze this… pic.twitter.com/nJ01zqIbKg

— Pranita Jonnalagedda (@PranitaRavi) April 26, 2017

Another one @PrasadsMultiplx, 7 am. From my experience of last time, order goes to toss as gates open! #baahubali2 #BaahubaliTheConclusion pic.twitter.com/b1oY4PcFUX

— Pranita Jonnalagedda (@PranitaRavi) April 26, 2017

While movie tickets in the city cost no more than Rs 250 at best, industry insiders hinted at tickets for this mega film going for Rs 600 or more. In fact, black marketers are charging anywhere between Rs 1,000 and Rs 4,000 per ticket. That’s how insane the demand is. To add fuel to this craze, theaters are even adding a 4 AM show to please the hungry audiences!

The hype is so damn high that the state government had to come up with a new ticketing policy for the movie so that people have a fair chance of getting tickets. Even single-screen theaters are jacking up the prices three-fold, just like the multiplexes. Few people had to do nothing but just chill and wait for the subsequent weeks to see the movie.