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Originally posted by: ratna.nanda

present😉.

(P.S. was just going to make a post on how this weekend there was no update .thankfully you arrived then.waiting for the update.)

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yes yes, am here for some more time . 😊

Originally posted by: MeenuCrazyPanda

Not sure Rachna ji

Hii Meenu...

Originally posted by: Krishna_Sourav

Hii Meenu...

Waiting for the update

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Kisi Ko Kanna Song Ka Hindi Version Video Mila ? Mila To Plz Link De Do Kyoki Muje Nhi Mila


Meenu Saare Song English Me Bhi Dubbed Kiye Honge Na? If Ys To Plz Yar Kanna Song Ka Link Post kr do... Muje English me bhi kanna song sunna h 😆
Want Video Song...plz

Okie, peeps, just wanted to chip in.

Watched Bahubali 2 again todayand Mahendra Bahubali's lack of character arc sticks out like a sore thumb. As soon as Bhallala shoots his mom with an arrow, I found myself flinching at the thought of how Mahendra reacted/responded after that. It was too abrupt and over-the-top.

The transition from a simpleton to a person who realizes his heritage and finally to a powerful warrior has no logic whatsoever. That's one of the reasons why Mahendra, for me, is the weakest character out of the main characters (Amarendra, Devasena, Kattappa, Shivgami, Bhallala Deva, and Bijjala Deva).

Bhallala Deva is the 2nd most powerful warrior of the Bahubali series, so this novice coming and beating him is hard to understand. Amarendra and Bhallala both received world class education and trainingfrom warfare, archery, yielding of various weapons, and self-defense to strategy, politics, law, governance, ethics, and administration. They were far and away the finest groomed Princes.

On the other hand, Mahendra grew up in a small village as a normal youngster would. He did have superhuman strength, but that was it. He was a simpleton at heart who didn't receive such fine education.

I feel SSR should have spent more time in showing how Mahendra was trained by a warrior-priest when he lived with his parents in his village (in Bahubali 1). That would have been more intriguing than the tacky romantic angle between Avanthika and Shivudu.

What do you guys think?