The amount of belief people had on this movie was more powerful more than the hype created by the movie makers. When the best story teller in the recent times, S.S.Rajamouli gave his heart and soul to the film, it is going be like none another. Thus the result. India’s biggest motion picture, the visual extravaganza, the name for which no adjective is enough to describe. BAAHUBALI – The Conclusion is here. Breaking all the barriers, this movie pulled audience from every walk of life to theaters.
So what was the major selling point of the film? Though the characterization, actors, music and all the technical aspects were top notch, it’s all about the story telling. The dialogues and screen writing were major plus points in this marvel. There were some spectacular dialogues in some very important scenes, which just gave all the audience goosebumps. Check them out.
P.S. Not giving out spoilers, but just elevating the expectations to the people who haven’t seen the film.
1. “Devasena meedha cheyyi padithe, naa kathi meedha cheyyi padinatle”
2. “Aadadaani manasu thelusukokunda pelli chese hakku meeku ekkadidi?”
3. “Thappu chesadu, vellu narikesanu”, “Thappu devasena. Aada daani meedha cheyyi vesthe narakalsindhi vellu kaadhu, Thala!”
This scene and dialogue is the craziest one in the whole film. A conversation between Amarendra and Devasena and the reaction after that just leaves the audience spellbound. This is the exact state where situations shift in the story resulting in unexpected situations.
4. “Meeru raju kaakapovadaniki kaaranam mee aviti cheyyi kaadhu prabhu, mee aviti budhi”
5. “Sevakudiki thandri sthanam ichaaru, mee bidda ni chethulalo kaadhu, thala meedha pettukuntaanu amma”
6. “Raajamaatha? Pichimaatha! Bahu nannu champadaniki chusadu ani namminchi aame tho ne vaadi marana shasanam raayinchanu!”
7. “Ee raktham valla manaki antina papam thuduchukovadaniki manaki ee janma saripodhu. Thappu chesav Sivagami!”
There are many such awe inspiring moments but why should we do the honors? Please watch to experience the brilliance and to still know “Why Kattappa Killed Bahubali?”
Watch in a theatre near you. Please don’t encourage piracy.