Never realised that Bāhubali was an adaptation of Hamlet

I enjoyed both parts of the Bāhubali a lot as a teenager when it released. I was awestrucken by the visuals and the storyline just like everyone else at that time.

Also I wasn't as much of a learned and well read person back then (naturally 😅).

Interestingly I just happened to watch the Bāhubali The Epic (2025) on Netflix. And when I saw the entire story in one go, I came to the realisation that it's an adaptation of Hamlet just like The Lion King and Haider.

Exact same storyline:

1. Petarnal Uncle (Bhallaal Dev) gets Father (Amrendra Bāhubali) killed.
2. Mother is the love intrest of the Petarnal Uncle.
3. Protagonist (Mahendra Bāhubali) takes revenge of Petarnal Uncle's sins, mainly the murder of his father.

In fact, I don't know why some scenes reminded me of The Lion King (that's when I realised this connection).

Is it a known fact that I wasn't aware of? Or am I one of the few people who realised this?

What do you guys think about this?