After watching the first part, I really wanted to know the development of the story, so I watched the second part. Personally, I prefer the second one. In terms of creative techniques: interspersed with song and dance, slow motion, and special effects like almost all Indian films. I think the special effects production in the film is relatively good. In terms of plot development: the film continues the problems left over from the first film, using a reverse sequence method, telling the story between Bharadwa and the Baahubali brothers in almost the first two hours, and the last twenty minutes. Back to the scene at the end of the first part, the revenge battle of Baahubali's son Hui Mo Xi Shi Mo Di begins. Overall, the whole movie has a lot to do with my emotions.
What struck me: Bharadwa succeeded in ascending the throne of Moshe Moti, but the crowd shouted "Baahubali, Baahubali". The eyes of the masses are sharp, they have the ability to judge, and they know that Baahubali is the embodiment of justice. The deafening voice made the earth tremble, this is the uncrowned king!
What makes me angry: Bharadwa would give up everything, even the mother who bore him, in order to gain supremacy. When Shiva Gami escaped from the palace with the little Baahubali in his arms, the mad Bharadwa was as merciless as his mother shooting arrows. He had reached the level of infatuation, and right was supreme in his heart. What moved me: To be honest, there are a lot of things that moved me in the film.
Baahubali loves Devashina, so she respects her actions and decisions, and their mutual understanding and company make love shine.
Shiva Gami sincerely apologized to Devashina when he learned that Baahubali was really not there. A resolute and resolute politician apologized for her mistakes, although it sounds very normal and not worthy of touching, but in the era of monarchical supremacy, this is enough to express her sincerity.
Katapa and Shiva Gami fought to protect the sons of Baahubali after being surrounded by Bharadwa. What I admire: Baahubali resolutely went to save Katapa when he learned that Katapa was in danger. The two cooperated tacitly to kill the enemy. This episode was very bloody, and Baahubali's heroism was vividly displayed. . Because of this, it is even more tragic that he was eventually assassinated by Katapa for power struggle.
What makes me hilarious: Unlike the fight between Baahubali and Bharadwajian in the back, the previous episode of Baahubali pursuing Devashina is more relaxed. For example, Baahubali helps Divasina's cousin to hunt, and Devashina's cousin looks proud. Another example is when Katapa assists and helps Baahubali to pursue Divasina.
All in all, this film has a lot of more fantastical plots, but it also shows heroism to a certain extent. The costumes in the film are very meticulous, and the actors are really beautiful hahahahahahahahaha. Finally, a line in the film is recorded, "Gods create life, doctors save lives, and only warriors are those who can protect life. "
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