There are very few songs and dances for Bollywood dramas. I can only remember two after watching them, and they all serve the plot. My personal favorite is the solo by the servant boy next to the villain Nanzhu. There is no Bollywood-style group dance, but the singing voice is clear and the performance is good. It's one of the funniest characters on the show.
Just when I went to hoop the dog, I found out that this person Malik Kafur is quite a legend. He was born as a castrated prostitution boy. It is said that he has an outstanding appearance. After several transactions and as a trophy, he came to the villain Nanzhu and became a trusted confidant. The actors in the film performed well, and they can see the talent in fighting and the indescribable subtle relationship with the villain Nanzhu. As for those who have not been able to perform as a minor supporting role, there are still excellent military talents in the historical records. He once led the army for the villain Nanzhu to loot the wealth and expand the forces in the east and west, and achieved a status similar to that of the governor. After the death of the sultan, he also tried to seize power, using the well-known puppet emperor-regent routine, but he was assassinated by those who refused to accept it. The above gossip comes from Wikipedia.
The three protagonists are all handsome men and beautiful women. You can see the stills, and there is nothing else to say. The costumes are the most fancy and eye-catching, and the female protagonist's husband is the one who has changed the most times. In addition, there are the most muscle-show shots. Personally, I think it is the face value of this film. The only plain white t-shirt still has an asymmetrical opening on the chest to firmly lead the eyeballs to the collarbone. In addition, the flowing hair that has been blown up to the point where I don't know how much conditioner I have used, makes me feel that gorgeous and charming feeling lingering no matter how many beards and muscles I see. . . . . . Not to mention the beauty of the heroine, the whole theme of the film hangs on this point, but because she wears red all the time, the basic feeling is the same. The villain Nan Zhushuai is also handsome and masculine enough, and his acting skills are most recognized by film reviews. Personally, I feel that it is superficial, and it is basically expressed by the expression of fierceness and evil.
Another character that I personally like is Raghav Chetan. Generally, I feel like a powerful character like the high priest of the temple and the heroine's husband when he was young. I was shocked by the kind of "immortal style" as soon as I appeared on the stage. , the posture of playing the flute behind is also all kinds of elegant. It's a pity that the plot setting is to do all kinds of wretched things and be regarded as the second character of the villain. It's really sad.
In the end, I didn't figure out the No. 1 character until I watched it. Here's a spoiler, I can't be disillusioned by myself:
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Female In the husband's court, there is a woman with a late mother's face who has always been called Queen. She appeared before the hero and heroine met and fell in love together, and the heroine watched when she entered the palace and was sealed until the end. The ground occupies a fixed position on the background. Nanzhu hardly ever said a word to her, but the heroine was always polite in the face of her troubles and accusations, so I automatically assumed the role of the wicked mother-in-law and the queen dowager. Looking a little younger, but as an audience who has watched a lot of domestic palace fighting dramas, this kind of setting is not surprising. As a result, I just found out that this woman is the eldest wife, and I am deeply in love with Nanzhu, you and me, all kinds of show affection, and the heroine who was portrayed as a goddess turned out to be a concubine. . . .
Writing here, I found that there are still a lot of gossip, plus the architectural decoration and clothing of ancient India and a little cultural customs, the pictures are exquisite, and they are quite watchable. Recommended if you have a chance to see it.
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