This Video Explains What Rajamouli Did!!

There are no big waterfalls, neither any hanging gardens nor any trees with swings. But Prabhas has to imagine and jump according to the instructions of his action director. Tamanna has to bring that feel of mysticism on her face as if she was surrounded by an exotic locale. A making video of the song "Deevara.." from Baahubali explains, what Rajamouli's imagination is like.  
 Using the amazing backdrop of a king-size waterfalls, Rajamouli managed "Baahubali" first half to be like as romantic as possible. Then for the first time when Sivudu imagines about his angel, the song should look super fluidic, exotic, romantic and interesting as well. The way this particular song was shot showcases how extensively computer graphics were used to recreate the mystic locations.

And the way Rajamouli conceived those ideas, come up with story-board for them and then implemented them before green-mats with ropes and wires is something amazing. The only thing we notice unusual is, Rajamouli hasn't done many of those wire-rigging shots to show Prabhas what he needs. Generally he enacts every single act for his actor before they perform it on their own.