India, Nov. 10 -- Actor Rana Daggubati has essayed several roles over the years, but his portrayal of Bhallaldev in filmmaker SS Rajamouli's Baahubali franchise remains etched in cinematic history. As Baahubali: The Epic re-released in theatres to an elated response from fans, Rana calls it a reminder of the film's lasting impact. Talking about audiences reliving the experience, he tells us, "A film stays forever. Something that's as defining as Baahubali was, for us in India, not just as filmmakers or people in the film, but just as the audience itself, is very iconic. Everyone got to see Indian cinema one day and the success and love that the film got changed everything for all of us in the sense of knowing how big we can dream and how far a film can reach." Originally released in two parts - Baahubali: The Beginning (2015) and Baahubali: The Conclusion (2017) - the franchise has now been stitched together as one feature for its big-screen return. With a hint of pride, the 40-year-old adds, "The fact that it's celebrated after a decade really means something." While Rana couldn't catch the re-release in India, he watched it at a Chinese theatre in Los Angeles, calling it a "really, really good experience". He recently announced his upcoming presentations and productions, including the Telugu films Premante and Dark Chocolate, and Tamil film Kaantha, among others. Asked if he hopes to recreate Baahubali's success, Rana says, "Every single time! Our aim is to get there. We just have to find the ethic and the right group of people one more time. Special things happen, and we're working towards getting it back again."...