Review of Bajirao Mastani (2015) by Shreekara B — 19 Dec 2015

Historical drama movies can easily get connected with the viewers because of its pre known facts about the events and personalities, the excitement to watch those characters on screen rise the curiosity among the viewers, if any director planning to make a movie with much vibrant colours, extravagant sets and wonderful music, dance then obviously the storyline with historical touch would be the good selection, Sanjay Leela Bhansali well known for his colourful movie presentation and lavish sets is back again with his typical film making style, ''Bajirao Mastani'' is the mirror held to this 'art' director's work.

"Bajirao Mastani'' narrates the story of a Maratha warrior and covers his act of valour and bravery in a soon start and focuses much on Bajirao and Mastani's relationship and the remaining plot revolves around the further building situations, Ranveer Singh with his carrier defining performance bewitches the viewers and gave a try in getting into a new form from his typical image, but he never missed in enchanting his typical charm in even such historical role, Deepika looks amazing and gave her wonderful act as Mastani, she provides full justice to her role, whether it might be in showing off soft side and affectionate part of the role or getting into the rhythm of actions and fights, she has given her best, Priyanka seems much convincing as Kashibhai, as it was much challenging and quite tricky role, she is to be appreciated for her tremendous acting.

Mr. Director Bhasali with his grandeur story narration bought another beautiful work on screen, every frame is a piece of art and a grand viewing treat to the audience, it might be the scene of showing Peshwa's glory in wars or presenting the emotions through dance and music he does it wonderfully, importance were given to each and every peculiar aspects in the frame, music are very good and syncs so perfectly with every frames, cinematography by Sudeep Chatterji is marvellous, dialogues and the character presentation on screen are honourable points of this colourful art.