Mumbai: So, just why Katappa killed Bahubali? The first part of Bahubali had raised this question and left the nation in a euphoria. Finally Bahubali the Conclusion answers it. Spare a glance to these
We are not going to play a spoiler by giving away the most celebrated secret of Indian cinema that why Katappa killed Bahubali. But this much can be asked that does the revelation justify itself? You know, it is easier to create a secret, it is a lot harder to make sense of it.
But the Bahubali franchise is nothing if it is not larger than life and spectacular and mind blowing. Bahubali the Conclusion has all those ingredients and this film can be watched for the grand spectacle itself. Rajamouli certainly knows a thing or two about raising the bar to unfathomable levels and still to make you believe your eyes.
The only bad thing is that if you have not watched the first part, well, the second one is not going to make much sense to you. So, this somehow reduces the scope of the film. This is not to suggest that this can stop this film to go and fetch the greatest numbers in the history of Indian cinema.
The film slows a bit in the second half. It somewhat stops to grip you. It ends with a breathtaking action sequence, but it somehow feels like typical south Indian cinema where logic is the first casualty. These can be totally personal impressions!
Prabhas is the Bahubali incarnated. You can't tell Prabhas from Bahubali anymore. He will be forever remembered now as Bahubali of Indian cinema. The sheer physical attributes of Prabhas make this possible. He is the hunk of India hereafter.
The VFX team has done an awesome job and it sometimes goes to the standard of Hollywood. The VFX elephant has already been creating a lot of roar. The film is a marvel of technological efficiency and narrative order.
Bahubali has arrived, he is unstoppable and he is here to stay. One can only bow down in awe of this superhuman!
