Friday 28 April 2017

#Movie #Review #Baahubali2

#MovieReview #Baahubali-2: The Conclusion (2017)



Today we are here with the review of one of the most anticipated Indian movies of all times. The movie which created lots of speculations and buzz before even its release by the famous social media question going round and round i.e. Kattapa Ne Baahubali ko Kyon Mara?? Or its stupendous online release of trailer online. Yes, I am talking of BAAHUBALI-2: THE CONCLUSION, directed by S. S. Rajamouli and Prabhas, Ramya Krishnan, Anushka Shetty, Rana Daggubati and Sathyaraj in lead roles.

PLOT:
The story takes off from where it ended in the first part and we are taken back to the story of Amarendra Baahubali (Prabhas), the father of Shiva, who has been chosen to be the next king of the Mahishmati kingdom by his mother Shivgami (Ramya Krishnan).

Before his swearing in ceremony, he is asked to tour his kingdom as a commoner where he encounters with a fiery and warrior princess Devsena (Anushka Shetty) and fall for her. Due to misunderstanding with his mother about Devsena Baahubali has to stepdown as King and Bhalladeva takes the throne.

After court conspiracies and mythological twists & turns, the biggest mystery of all time solved i.e. Why did Katappa kill Baahubali? And why did Shivagami have to give her life saving Baahubali’s child – Shiva?

ANALYSIS:
The entry of Baahubali when he rides elephant is great one. First half of the movie has its light hearted comic scenes and love angle and writes have moulded tough and dutiful character of Katappa to funny one here. One thing which is much better than the first part is that it has very strong women characters be it Devsena or Shivgami Devi.

Some scenes make a strong impact such as one where we see the dedication of commoners towards Baahubali, another one where Baahubali slashed Sethupathi’s neck in the midst of a court session, saying “Jo Auraton ki izzat pe haath dale, uska haath nai, sar kaatna chahiye”. In another scene when Devsena confidently questions back Rajmata Shivgami when she is being served with injustice, such as getting hitched for marriage without her approval, is also impressive.   

Second half is gripping with its mix of action and emotion. Drama being the maintstay of the movie, one cannot complain about the tedious nature of its script that shapes up to the whole mystery.

While Mahishmati’s is visually brilliant, Devsena’s kingdom of Kunthal is even more beautiful. Comparing to the first part, the sequel has slight more drama than action. Moving forward from cliff and waterfalls, Rajamouli takes us in a dreamy ship that flies in the clouds. The faceoff sequence of Prabhas and Rana is brilliantly performed.

The majesty of Baahubali 2 is huge and it is like it was promised, actually Rajamouli make it much bigger and better. A bow-and-arrow sequence between Baahubali and Devsena looks looks amazingly romantic as well as action packed. Sound designing is that perfect we truly feel those arrows hitting and every slash of swords.

The music of the movie is not that good in comparison to its prequel except the Jai Kara song by Kailash Kher.

WHAT’S GOOD:
Riding on spectacular screenplay, cinematography, able direction and dedicated performances of the actors and equally contributing powerful story and visual spectacle, this one is a treat to watch.

NOT GOOD:
A few over the top action sequences such as use of coconut trees for climbing the castle and weak music of the film.

STAR PERFORMANCES:
Performance of Prabhas in Baahubali 2 is one of his lifetime. His multilayered performance as assertive leader, a lover, an emotionally hurt son shows how dedicated he has been to this project.

Ramya Krishnan as Shivgami again impresses us with powerful performance as the leading lady of the mythical Mahishmati Empire. Anushka Shetty as Devsena looks beautiful in her princess look. She performed the action and love sequences with equal comfort. Sathyaraj also performed her role as Katappa with perfection. Rana Daggubati also performed his evil act superbly. Tamannah Bhatia has only very small role.

FINAL WORDS:
S. S. Rajamouli takes the Indian Cinema to the new level and we must be a witness to his brilliant masterpiece. Baahubali 2 is as big as the first one, maybe even better. NEVER MISS & JUST WATCH IT .........................

My ratings for this movie is 4.3 out of 5 stars.


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