First review of 'Padmavat', how can you know in five points Bhansali's film

New Delhi:  Sanjay Leela Bhansali's film  ' Padmavat' is about to release tomorrow and the controversy that started last year is still going on. Although the Supreme Court has given the green signal to the release of this film, Rajput society is constantly opposing it. Before the release, ABP News is giving you the first review of this movie. Here we are telling you, is the film really something that is getting bigger? In five points, know how Bhansali's film is-

1. First of all, the dispute is about which the ruckus is taking place on every side. There is nothing in this film that is happening in Rani Padmavati and Alauddin Khilji's Dream Sequence. Even these two have not even seen together in any frame. Even before the release, Bhansali has told these things, why is it happening? It is beyond understanding. There is no doubt that Rajput society will be proud of seeing the film. In this, there is such a huge amount of dialogue to make Rajputs proud, that sometimes it seems that a lot has happened, now let it be too.


2. 'Ramlila' or 'Bajirao Mastani' Bhansali is known for its grandeur and this flavor will be seen in this movie. Set of film, war scenes, costumes costume and location are all very effective. 3D Effects produces more thriller in this movie
3.  Regardless of the role of Deepika Padukone in this film, it is a rage but this film is completely Ranveer Singh who played Khaliji. In the negative role, Ranveer Singh has created such a thing that seeing them gets hated. From their eyes, to the house and dialogue delivery, everything is very perfect.
4. 4. Deepika Padukone comes to the screen, then it comes to life. He is very graceful and acting is very good. Deepika speaks less in this movie, but she speaks her eyes. They have been seen for the first time with Shahid but both of them are framed with each other. Shahid Kapoor played the role of King Ratan Singh.
   
   
            5. In this movie, like the surprise package, actor Jim Sarab has played Ghulam Malik Kafur. In his introduction to Raja Ratan Singh in the film, it is said that 'understand him as Khilji's Begum'. Jim has been impressed. Apart from this, all the actors, including Aditi Rao Hyder and Raza Murad, have done justice with their character. The film is about two hours and 45 minutes, which can be bored between the two, because there is nothing new in it which is new. You have been reading this story for years. Just got it done by Bhansali in his own style which is quite beautiful. You can see this weekend with your family.