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Baahubali 2 - my review

I watched baahubali 2 recently. The movie is the conclusion part of baahubali – the beginning. The artists’ selection is really good. They have really dedicated themselves to the characters. I was stunned to watch the stunts and the action sequences. I would like to share the story of this film with all. So here’s the story.
The story features upon Amarendra Baahubali’s life. After defeating the kalakeyas, Amarendra is declared as the new king of the mahishmati and his brother as the commander in chief. Before the coronation, queen mother sivagami asks baahubali and kattappa to take a tour of the kingdom to know about the people and their needs. As they take a tour, baahubali sees the princess of kundalas, Devasena. He instantly falls in love with her. When bhallala deva [Baahubali’s brother] learns about this, he hatches a plot to drive wedge between Amarendra and Sivagami by asking for devasena’s hand in marriage. Sivagami, unaware of Amarendra’s is in love with Devasena, promises Bhallala deva for the marriage.
The queen mother sends a word about the marriage proposal to Devasena. But Devasena harshly rejected the proposal which made Sivagami furious. She ordered Devasena to be brought to mahishmati as a captive. A dacoit like army attacks the kingdom. Amarendra, with the help of Devasena’s cousin kumara varma, defeats them and reveals who he is. He brings Devasena to mahishmati as his future bride.
After this there is a twist when Amarendra has to choose either the throne or Devasena. He chooses Devasena and he becomes the commander-in-chief of mahishmati. Bhallal Deva is crowned as the king. But Amarendra was the king in people’s hearts.
At Devasena's baby shower, Bhalla Deva relieves Amarendra of his duties as Commander-in-chief so that Amarendra can be with his wife. Devasena immediately speaks out against the King's manipulation and the mute inaction of Sivagami. Due to further clashes, Devasena and Amarendra are banished from the Palace. Amarendra and Devasena live happily among the people. Bhallaladeva hatches a plot to convince Sivagami that Amarendra is trying to assassinate him. Sivagami, convinced that Bhallaladeva's life is under threat and open action would result in factions and civil war, orders Kattappa to assassinate Amarendra. Kattappa, bound by his word to serve the Queen, lures Amarendra by feigning he is in trouble, and then stabs him in the back and kills him.
Kattappa then informs the queen about bhallal deva’s treachery. The king ordered to kill the queen mother and Amarendra’s baby. The queen somehow saves the baby and she dies. Devasena is held as a captive for 25 years.
After learning about his past, mahendra baahubali [Baahubali’s son] declares a war with the evil king. At the end, bhallal deva is burned alive and mahendra baahubali is crowned as the king of mahishmati.

There are humorous scenes when baahubali is in disguise at the palace of kundalas. The music mesmerizes everyone who listens to it. I have only seen graphics in animated movies, but I never thought that the graphics used in this film will be really great. They were lively and majestic. I didn’t realize that it was graphics until I saw the note that they gave. This is the best graphical film ever released in India.
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