Movie Review, Padmaavat: Dare Not Miss This Incredibly Beautiful Deepika, Mad Ranveer & Zealous Shahid Product!
Go for it at the first opportunity and you will come out saying 'What a film' unless of course you have a bad day at the office or a fight with your partner
Is Sanjay Bhansali in the league of Raj Kapoor and Yash Chopra? A question which I raise and you will answer 'yes' after you see his latest offering, Padmaavat (provided of course if you have seen his HDDCS, Khamoshi, Guzaarish & Bajirao Mastani). And you better see Padmaavat ASAP.
A cricket commentator recently remarked that Virat Kohli must be a very exhausted man after every match is over, considering the amount of shouting, passion and hard work he puts in. I would like to say the same for SLB after he completes every film.
A Still Of Deepika Padukone In Padmaavat
I was asking myself- and bet you are still asking yourself the same question- that wouldn't Padmaavat be old wine in new bottle after Ram Leela and Bajirao Mastani? Turns out, we were fools. Here's a simple story executed to perfection, a near masterpiece.
Deepika Padukone In Padmaavat
The music is a let down, but SLB compensates this right from the scene where he introduces his leading lady- and my word, she looks out of this world chasing a deer and trying to shoot him down. And mind you, it's a tough role- though, maybe not on the face of it. Her character has no adaayein, no jhatak matak, no massy dialogues to accentuate it- but she does it with her eyes, and isn't acting all about how you emote through your eyes? Her concern for her husband in the film- Shahid Kapoor- is to be seen to be believed.
A Still Of Ranveer Singh In Padmaavat
Shahid, on the other hand, squashes all rumours that he was insecure about the length and importance of his role- because he has almost equivalent footage to Ranveer, and mind you, he comes out with 'flying colours'. This man has a great quality of underplaying himself and striking a contrast to his loud colleague- you obviously haven't forgotten Jab We Met! A few might still say that he could have been louder- and I won't disagree with them for few scenes- but the 'flying colours' do not fade.
A Still Of Shahid Kapoor In Padmaavat
Over to Singh, and he throws himself into the role like never before. Mad, intense, passionate- it's not easy to generate so many ingredients together. A few might still say that he could have been more menacing- and I won't disagree with them for few scenes- but this quirkily-dressed actor is growing with every film.
And hey, there's nothing Padmaavat about this. She is Padmavati, everyone in the film calls her Padmavati, including herself!
A Still Of Deepika Padukone And Shahid Kapoor In Padmaavat
All said and done, Padmavati, err, Padmaavat is a must-watch. Collars up, SLB!
I am going with a FOUR.
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