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  1. Feb 4, 2018 #21
    Tamrakshar

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    Thanks! :blush:
     
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    Same . Idea is to switch off our tubelight to put up with such movies
     
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  3. Feb 5, 2018 #23
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    :thinking:
     
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  4. Feb 6, 2018 #24
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    Correction: Malik Kafur was played by Jim Sarbh.
     
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  5. Feb 7, 2018 #25
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    I was very interested to watch Padmavaat before movie releases because story relates to historical ( yes, I like history related and true stories). After reading your review I couldn't control to watch and watched the movie online due to some reasons.

    Well, we know Rajpuths( both men and women) look good so taking Shahid as King of Chitthorghar was a wrong selection ( hope no Shahid 's fans here) . Deepika looks lovely and Ranveer Singh looks cruel and scary but he acted so well as Aladdin KhiJi.

    I don't understand why there was so much controversy on this movie. Bansali showed Rajpuths as the symbol of bravery and honor.

    I had goosebumps while watching Deepika and other Women's jauhar ( self immolation). I feel it was their personal choice coz they didn't want to surrender themselves to someone whom they don't like. I had read that jauhar ( true story ) when I was a kid and wish to visit Rajasthan to see famous forts and architecture. Still it is in my wish list :)

    As it showed in the movie I read it in a article that there was a emotional / physical bond between Aladdin and Malik Kafur. During last years of Khilji' life, he dependend on Malik Kafur completely.

    I enjoyed the movie and your review too.
     
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  6. Feb 7, 2018 #26
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    You have company here ! :blush:
     
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  7. Feb 7, 2018 #27
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    Glad that you watched the movie! However, you will never get the same enthrallment in small screen that you get in a cinema hall; they are as different as chalk and cheese!:shakehead:

    Rajputs were indeed very strong people, both physically and mentally. I was amazed to watch Rana Pratap's sword in a museum in my Rajasthan tour. It looked not less than 20 kg! Choosing Shahid, a man of short stature, as Ratan Singh was not at all a good decision, or was it deliberate on the part of Bhansali, as he might have predestined to make it a one-man show?:thinking:

    True, the controversy was unwarranted! Sometimes, a producer artificially manufactures controversy, as controversy sells well. I don't know what's the case here!:sconf:

    Self-immolation was the only option to save honour for those ladies at that time. The invaders were so cruel that they didn't even spare the dead bodies of ladies ( those who committed suicide drinking venom).:fearscream::flushed:

    Bisexuality was nothing unusual for the Muslim rulers. :p
     
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