As we all know, Indian movies are famous all over the world for their various plots, but his cultural heritage and good strength have also won a lot of praise.
Baahubali. Beginnings, also a shocking film. At a cost of 1.7 billion rupees, he used magnificent visual effects and high-end techniques to fully display the legendary life of Baahubali and his son.
This movie is an epic movie, adapted from Indian myths and legends, about a man who believed in Shiva, from the village under the waterfall, climbed step by step to the new world and gradually discovered his identity, which led to his father Bajo Barry's tragic heroic past.
Although the film has a good reputation, the routine is still as familiar as ever. At the very beginning of the movie, it started all the way, climbed the mountains, broke into the palace single-handedly, and defeated hundreds of people with one attack. But if you think about the whole movie, it will not be strange. This is the myth of Indian cinema. Every move of a character is in the will of God. In addition, the image of the protagonist Kang Lin Wang in the movie metaphorically indicates that he is the incarnation of Shiva, which interprets those cheating behaviors well. Although the connection between the upper and lower parts of the film is not very good, it is successfully compensated for by the excellent acting skills of the actors. In addition, the film subtly integrates humanity and divinity. The protagonist is the protagonist, not only because of his infinite strength, but also because of his kindness. Although his brother can fight against cattle, he is still inferior to the human protagonist. The Queen Mother's sentence "killing many people can only be considered a warrior, but saving one person is a god." Like the finishing touch, it not only made the protagonist's divinity echo the theme of the movie, but also touched the tears of countless people. The film also has some shortcomings. It has all the advantages of Indian movies, but it does not describe the characters in depth. The protagonist is too portrayed in the film, which makes the characters too simple, and the film outlines faith, hope and humanity. But now these things are disappearing. The touching and simple people in the movie and the social atmosphere have disappeared due to the development of science and technology. It has to be said that this is a kind of sadness.
If I were to rate the novel, I would give it a 5.
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