#WKKB Meaning in Baahubali

In Baahubali - The Conclusion's poster and trailer, you can see #WKKB written there. While in the posters it's written in the corner, in the trailer it finds almost the centre with the release date close to the end of trailer.

WKKB is nothing but the biggest question: Why did Katappa kill Baahubali? So they are promoting 'Baahubali - The Conclusion' or 'Baahubali 2' (the number 2 is in the background of the name everywhere as 'Why Katappa Killed Bahubali' or WKKB. For the ease of Twitter and Facebook hash-tagging of course, it becomes #WKKB.

Ek Dafaa/ Chinnamma Lyrics Translation | Arjun Kanungo

Song: Ek Dafaa (Chinnamma)
Composition: Arjun Kanungo
Lyrics: Mayur Puri
Singer: Arjun Kanungo
Music Label: Sony Music India
Chinnamma Chilakkamma part from Meenaxi - A Tale of 3 Cities, composed by A R Rahman.

Jil Jil Jil song lyrics and translation | Jil (2015)

 
Movie: Jil (2015)
Starring: Gopichand, Rashi khanna
Music: Ghibran
Singer: Yazin nazir, shalmali kholgade
Lyrics: Shreemani, Ramajogayya sastri

Ramaiya Vasta Vaiya Meaning

Ramaiya Vasta Vaiya is Telugu and simply means 'Ramaiya will you come?'. The words were used for a song in Shree 420 by Shailendra and Shankar Jaikishan for Raj Kapoor.

Ramaiya Vasta Vaiya is an upcoming Hindi film by Prabhdeva who himself is a Telugu.

Aa Ante Amlapuram Meaning (Maximum)

Aa ante Amlapuram is a Telugu song that goes like A for Apple, B for bat where the names that follow after the letters are Andhra Pradesh's cities. Aa Ante in Telugu is like 'A for' and then Amalapuram is the name of an Andhra Pradesh city, and then more cities follow with further letters.

The song is from 2004 Telugu superhit Arya, and is coming up in a Hindi version in 2012 film Maximum, which stars Hindi and Telugu actor Sonu Sood.