Finally, I know Why Kattappa Killed Baahubali. It has been a long wait, but I felt the wait was really worth it after watching the movie. The expectations I had with respect to the VFX skyrocketed after looking at the way the title comes up. Simply superb! And then the director gives glimpses of Baahubali in a classical way. I loved the way he portrayed it. Kudos to his imagination. The story in part 2 starts just where it ended in part 1. All about Amarendra Baahubali. His entry scene is terrific with Saahore Baahubali playing in the background. Who would not love the bow and arrow scene where he uses the trunk of an elephant to shoot the arrow. Need not mention, the visuals were amazing then. Then starts the love episode with Devasena with a pinch of comedy. Anushka was at her best and her on-screen presence is awesome. She looks so beautiful than ever. Only when Baahubali falls in love with Devasena, will the real story starts. Intelligent fights throughout the movie. A bigger interval bang than part 1 but similar to it. Everything else becomes so small when compared to the way they portrayed Kattappa killing Baahubali. AMAZING. Everyone knows the story, so it all depends on the director's vision as it boils down to how extraordinarily he can deliver it. A lot of emotion and drama than fights. Would be a sin, if I don't mention the climax fight. I liked the way the army enters Mahishmathi fort. Those scenes were tremendous.
On a closing note, the movie has some great VFX with terrific on-screen presence from Prabhas and Anushka. It would definitely break all the past records it set and would bring pride to Indian cinema.
Rajamouli surely made every Telugu speaking person proud. Only after watching this movie, will all the directors feel their films are so tiny?
On a closing note, the movie has some great VFX with terrific on-screen presence from Prabhas and Anushka. It would definitely break all the past records it set and would bring pride to Indian cinema.
Rajamouli surely made every Telugu speaking person proud. Only after watching this movie, will all the directors feel their films are so tiny?