Had very high expectations from it but sadly film did not matched up to my expectations. Now film has been released in theaters and people are just gone mad to watch it in theatre. And then trailer came and blown everyone's mind. Can be watched with a typical Indian family? YESīAAHUBALI REVIEW- Everyone was waiting for this huge project since last 3 years. BOTTOM LINE: The first part of Bahubali is an extravagant feast for the dim Indian eyes which sets the bar high for future epic war dramas, if one is ready to ignore the loads of scenes that defy logic or science or both, ironically on a massive scale. The blink-and-you-miss love story adds romance to the otherwise tense plot. Performances are better if you compare the actors' previous performances in other films. So much for the epicness, I could even sense few sequences inspired from the series. The battle sequences and warfare are so good that anyone who has watched the TV series Game of Thrones (2011) will definitely be able to relate. The score itself is enough to hold you captive. Even though the film is long enough for the naysayers to rant about, there won't be any instance when one will feel bored with the events. The mammoth setup and its design is the highlight of the film which demands total attention. Although, there are instances where there was no blend between the CGI and the setup. From the entrancing score to the monumental designs to the artsy CGI - everything works greatly in the film, entertaining its audience who feel feeble in front of the lively yet beastly characters. They use a tried-and-tested theory to showcase what they can do with the technical aspects.
It is apparent that telling a new story was never the intention of the makers. And it is up to the viewers to carry out the process of making the other half sensible. Of course, the God-like story makes only half sense. So to speak, the plot where this kid grows to become a hunky man (Prabhas) who explores his background history and gets absorbed into a period world of power, war, and betrayal is purely basic on a pH scale. This child whose destiny has some relation with what lies beyond the waterfall is the protagonist of the story whose crux lies in that beautiful thing majority of the filmmakers around the world love and majority of the audience around the world hate: cliché. A queen who is on her way to embrace death uses her supernatural powers to hand over an infant to a tribe habituating under a gigantic waterfall's catchment. Atheists must skedaddle, for this epic war drama takes references from Indian mythological history, which means some sequences will be specious for those thinking minds to bear.
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