Which is more likely to disappoint?

For me ...Dilwale is a Rohit Shetty movie first...so I don't have any high expectations about content and quality...so i won't be that disappointed if it doesn't turn out good.

We are not expecting anything from Dilwale in terms of quality and content, so there is very little scope for disappointment.

Bajirao- Mastani - I amn't that impressed with promos. Yes it is looking grand but somehow not that appealing, its looking over-dramatic like all SLB films do.I do feel that it will not be like Saawaria2.0 because there are 3 very popular actors- DP, Ranveer and PC, also there will be a lot of bold scenes and all, and they sell at the Box office, so it may do well in the long run like Ram Leela. And its sad coz I want Ranveer Singh films to do well. But honestly not expecting much from it. I have bad memories associated with SLB films. It can do average business at best. On top of that I have a feeling that it won't be appreciated critically as much as people here in the forum are predicting. I can be totally wrong though.

Dilwale- Dilwale promos weren't that impressive either. There was nothing that we have not seen before. But it will do commercially well . I thought promos were better compare to HNY and CE, and both this films did well, so will be surprised if it flops. But it can underperform like PRDP , that will be disappointing. I think the film will receive average ratings from critics as well. Won't be surprised if both films receive equal ratings 2-3stars from renowned critics. So it will be 50-50 content wise too according to me.

Everybody should wait for atleast 2-3 days before coming to any conclusion.

we all are not expecting some path breaking cinema from dilwale..so that saves the disappointment unless it is really really bad which it doesn't look like from the promos

It's pretty sad that you don't have high expectations for a film starring the one and only SRK that's being directed by one of the most successful directors of our generation. This is the state of the Hindi film industry, a sad state. Crappy movie = money maker.

I will be happy if Dilwale is, at least, half witty and charming.