In the two films of Baahubali, my favorite woman is still Devashina. She is the plumpest and most realistic female character I have created.
Avadika has been trying to save the princess by force, but in the end, she captured Shiva with her beauty and will, making Shiva take her mission as his own, and inevitably walk into a predetermined destiny - revenge. The reason Avadika fell in love with Shiva was that Shiva taught her to face up to her desire to pursue beauty, and she felt an unprecedented feeling of being loved, so she was out of control. Through this love, Shiva found herself Awadhika achieved the greatest honor and faith ever, and rescued Devashina. Avadhika's ending movie doesn't say, I think she will marry Shiva, become a queen with great power, and achieve unity of love and faith.
Empress Dowager Shiva Gami's key word is power, "this is my word, my word is the law", she said this sentence twice, the first time was an extremely correct decision, the second time was an emotional Thrilled by the wrong decision she made while feeling offended, but no one dared to rebel against her until she discovered her mistake and paid for it with her life. Her political skills and abilities are better than her husband, better than her son, better than most of the people in the movie, except Baahubali, who managed to win the throne by winning the people, although he did not really become a king. Shiva Gami's desire for power is constantly growing. She did not choose to become the queen herself, leaving the throne to her children, but in the end she changed the succession of the throne because of the offense of the children. "Shiva may make mistakes, but the Queen Mother Shiva Gami will not. ".
Devashi is an image between Avadhika and Shiva Gami, she wants love and beauty, she wants force, she wants to get involved in power, her mate selection criteria are quite clear, she wants an unparalleled hero. I think she fell in love with Baahubali when Baahubali fired three arrows in one shot to kill the enemy behind her, not when he revealed his identity as a prince. She is willing to marry Bajo who cannot become a king, but at the baby shower, she encouraged Bajo to fight for the throne. She can live a hard life with Bajo and enjoy herself, but she will not let go of the opportunity to gain power. Sometimes, like Bajo, her methods of pursuing justice and maintaining her beliefs are too rigid and unwilling to be flexible. This is also related to pride, she is very proud, why is she not proud? Beauty, status, strength, and a heroic husband who is willing to let her step over him, she has all of them, however, "My favorite is a hero of the world, and one day he will ride a white elephant to pick me up, we ride The swan ship returned to the kingdom, but I guessed the beginning, but I didn't guess the ending."
Suddenly I thought, is the scene of Devashi stepping on Baahubali a metaphor for Gali stepping on the sky?
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