Veteran Bollywood actor Rishi Kapoor is known for his frankness on social media platforms and his outspoken nature. He is one of the active Twitter users who always invites a lot of attention on Twitter with his witty and no fear tweets. He keeps talking and being clear on whatever he wants to without any hesitation.

Recently, he had slammed current generation Bollywood actors for not attending Vinod Khanna’s funeral, but later, he appreciated them for attending his prayer meet.

And now, the actor took to Twitter spoke high of the blockbuster ‘Baahubali 2’ and his accolades showed how he was impressed from the cinematography and plot of the movie. But this made the news as Rishi Kapoor indirectly has taken a dig at Bollywood.

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He takes a dig at Bollywood for not making movies like ‘Baahubali’. He reframed the film’s title and wrote that filmmakers have to put a lot of efforts to match to the scale of ‘Baahubali 2’. He called it as a pride of Indian films and further went on to show his eccentric side by asking for a flat at the location where the film was shot.

Here’s what he posted in the interval:

Rishi Kapoor was so impressed with the sets that he actually felt like buying a flat there. He waited for his actual feedback about the film and here it comes.

Seeing Bahubali 2 now. Interval. Chat later about the film. I want to know where has this film been shot? I want a 2 BHK there! Any agent?

— Rishi Kapoor (@chintskap) May 7, 2017

This tweet seemed as he meant to warn the Bollywood filmmakers that it would be tough to reach the level of Baahubali 2.

“BAHU”t”BALI”yaan chadengi filmon ki to match this film’s triumph and business. An Indian Celebration.Glad am part of this business of films pic.twitter.com/lGYpDZR1W0

— Rishi Kapoor (@chintskap) May 7, 2017

SS Rajamouli’s directorial ‘Baahubali 2: The Conclusion’ continues to take the world by storm as the movie became the first Indian flick to cross the benchmark of Rs. 1000 crore at the global Box Office.

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