Mohammad Arsalan
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The nation was indeed curious to seek the galvanizing question or a surprise may by “Why did Kattappa kill Baahubali?” The answer was simple, the launch of its second part Baahubali-2. Despite the fact that part two was the initial story and the stuff behind the curtain, it was successful in maintaining the suspense.
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The nation was indeed curious to seek the galvanizing question or a surprise may by “Why did Kattappa kill Baahubali?” The answer was simple, the launch of its second part Baahubali-2. Despite the fact that part two was the initial story and the stuff behind the curtain, it was successful in maintaining the suspense.
S S Rajamouli has given
his best to the reverse chronological story but somewhere there is requirement
of a better articulation. The typical Indian family melodrama undertakes the
hindsight and conspiracy game takes the turn.
Baahubali (Prabhas) falls
in love with Devasena (Anushka Shetty) and the two is set to get married.
Meanwhile, Bhallala (Rana Dagubatti) plays his conspiracy card and asks the regal
queen Shivagami (Ramya) for his marriage to Devasena. Queen Shivagami gives her
consent and a marriage proposal is sent to Devasena to which there is a
rejection.
After Baahubali returns to
the kingdom with his phianse and stands by the side of his to-be-bride and
openly declares their love nexus, annoys the mother and she gives him two
options, either to be the king or marry Devasena. Bhaubalu chooses the later. From
here the story takes turn from contretemps to confrontation, and meanwhile
hostile arguments clears apart mother-son relationship.
Later, to reinforce the
hegemony on kingdom and to break down Baahubali’s partisanship among people, a
conspiracy to defame Baahubali is laid down by Bhallala, accusing Baahubali of
orchestrating his killing. The case is taken to the mother Shivagami where she
is outraged by the heinous act. She commands Kattappa (Sathyaraj), a stalwart
of the kingdom to go and kill Baahubali, being stated that it’s a state order
and is his sacred duty to follow. Likewise, the suspense gets unveiled and Baahubali
is set off for the heavenly abode.
Further, the epilogue of the
movie continues, where son of Baahubali comes after 25 years of his father’s
death and Coup d'état the
incumbent cruel king Bhallala by killing him and rescuing his mother; all after
triumphant of a battle.
Movie is tedious that is
quite unusual in this hectic era, fiction has been used in a serious genre to a
great extent. The acting deserves a flattering response. As far as culture is
concerned, South-Indian movies robustly uphold their legacy. The film doesn’t
have vulgar scenes which has become a common manifestation in modern film
making. Overall, the film has achieved
its bid and is all set to break the block office records.
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