Please allow me to state one thing first: I have watched this movie three times! Yes, it took me three times to understand it. According to the habitually long urine of Indian movies, "Baahubali" is so long that it is cut into two sections. The most exaggerated thing is that the whole film uses flashbacks, talking about the son first and then about the father, pulling the time line to three generations, and the main actors of the grandfather, the father and the son are the same! Yes, so I was in this state of being blind in the first place, but now completely broken, and it was no surprise that I fainted.
Baahubali is one of the countless gods in India. He was born with infinite power. "Baahubali" means "strong man". He was wise and wise and was elected king, but he resigned from the throne to practice asceticism, and his body was sanctified... To be important, this film has nothing to do with this god named Baahubali. This is an Indian version of "The Lion King": the excellent Baahubali is the second prince of a great country, selected by the Queen Mother as the heir, married a neighboring princess, and reached the pinnacle of life. History tells us that too perfect lives are paper tigers. The eldest prince was jealous of Baahubali and planned to kill him and ascend to the throne. He wanted to cut the weeds, but was rescued by the queen mother, the youngest son, the little king of Baahubali. A few years later, when the adopted little King Baahubali was picking up girls (Mist), he accidentally learned of his life experience. Suddenly, Facchetti, Cabrini, and Maldini were possessed by souls at this moment. He was not one. People are fighting! As a result, King Baahubali successfully killed his uncle, married a princess from a neighboring country, ascended the throne, and reached the pinnacle of true life.
what! Off topic. Pulled back, "Baahubali" is known as the most expensive film in the history of Indian film. The special effects throughout the whole process are not fifty cents. And the part that really touched me in the middle was when the old Baahubali left the court to share weal and woe with the people.
In the movie, King Baahubali leaves the court for a total of two times, the first time is a private visit in micro service, and the second time is to go to the king altar. Say it the first time. The Empress Dowager was a wise and resolute woman. After she resolutely dealt with the rebellion at the court, she refused the request of the court ministers to board the plane to become king, and instead chose her youngest son to be the heir to the throne. She told Baahubali that public opinion is in the people, and being a king must understand the suffering of the people. So Baahubali left the court for the first time, visited privately in micro-service, and also picked up girls (big fog). But this daughter-in-law is not a fuel-efficient lamp. In the face of the queen mother of a big country, she dares to contradict her, she dares to cut off the general's finger with a dagger, and finally the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is incompatible. Everyone knows that the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is actually a mother-son relationship. Baahubali, who is sandwiched between a strong mother and a strong daughter-in-law, chooses not to be beautiful but also beautiful. And this time, it was Baahubali who stepped down from the altar of kings and walked to the altar of God.
The film "Baahubali" wants to tell everyone that being a king has nothing to do with status or power, "the one who wins the hearts of the people wins the world". Baahubali left the court and went to the people to become one of them, using his ingenuity to relieve the suffering of the people and help the people to engage in productive labor, while his eldest brother ascended the throne with nothing but an empty crown. "As long as Baahubali is still alive, he will be the real king in the hearts of the people." In the end, even the king himself had to admit that he lost the battle for the throne with Baahubali.
"A person who can kill a hundred enemies is a qualified general; even if he saves one person, he is a king."
Maybe we'll never know why this movie was brought in, but in my opinion, everything is just right.
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