Ever since Baahubali: The Beginning hit the theatres and the entire country was done feasting their eyes on the magnificent visuals on the screen. We all have been desperately waiting for our big anwer—Why Kattappa killed Baahubali?

And, now, after more than a year’s worth of waiting- it looks like your question will soon be answered in its sequel titled- ‘Baahubali: The Conclusion’! For now, we have some phenomenal pictures from the sets of ‘Baahubali 2’.

Some pictures have been leaked on Twitter by an unidentified Twitter account that goes by the name of the ‘Baahubali’ actor Prabhas Rayudu. And we bet these pics would make you crave for its sequel even more!

The pictures are from the film’s pre-climax scenes from Rayalseema in Andhra Pradesh. It is reportedly believed that these pictures were taken during the film’s shoot at a granite quarry in the region.

#baahubali 2 shooting spot pic
Hd wrk hsp to u @ssrajamouli sir and team #Prabhas vry hd wrk pic.twitter.com/e1ECSSLkV3

— Prabhas Rayudu (@prabhas_rayudu) September 19, 2016

Earlier, Rajamouli had issued strict orders to the entire cast and crew not to carry any mobile phones to the set. The makers ensured that there weren’t any kind of personal recordings by bystanders as well.

However, we can’t vouch for the authenticity of the pictures going viral online.

#Baahubali2 Location pic.twitter.com/VCWIQv3dwM

— GURU (@veerutherocker) September 19, 2016

Baahubali: The Beginning, part one of the two-film fantasy, released last year and made crores worldwide. It starred Prabhas as the titular Baahubali, Rana Daggubati, Tamannaah Bhatia and Anushka Shetty.

Prabhas, whose character was killed in the first movie, returns in part two and has apparently trained for 30 days to shoot a single action sequence. The action and special effects were the highlights of Baahubali: The Beginning and the second film is going to be bigger and better by all accounts.

Baahubali: The Conclusion hits screens on April 28, 2017. Most of the main cast returns. The films are distributed by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions in Hindi.