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MaxMayfield

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Posted: 7 years ago

#911

Originally posted by: Eggon_Snow

Yess, his body language was so on point and so different from what he brought out as Bajirao.

My only worry was that there would be similarity between Bajirao and Khilji, bur Veer proved me wrong.

There was just one instance, where he said this one particular dialogue, early on in the first 15 minutes of the movie like Rao. But I think after that it was all Khilji..👏⭐️

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Posted: 7 years ago

#912

Also the chess scene with Ratan and Khilji, where Khilji says, "ab Raja bhi khatrey main hai!" that was really powerful..like even Ratan Singh was taken aback for a minute..

I am appreciating the movie a lot more now, compared to the actual watch😆

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Posted: 7 years ago

#913

My friend is literally going crazy over this movie and has watched it twice already and told me and other people to watch again with her😆 I will watch soon inshallah with her😛⭐️

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Eggon_Snow

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: -FreeLancer-
Also the chess scene with Ratan and Khilji, where Khilji says, "ab Raja bhi khatrey main hai!" that was really powerful..like even Ratan Singh was taken aback for a minute..
I am appreciating the movie a lot more now, compared to the actual watch😆

And the tent scene when he meets Ratan alone and mentions how that one bird of his died and imitates its chirping. Damn, the tent scene was another fab one.

I really wanna see it again for this reason, cause I know I must have missed many more aspects of his performance. Need to see it once again to truly enjoy it.

Another iconic scene was his eyebrow lift after he cons his army into fighting.

Edited by Eggon_Snow - 7 years ago

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Zania

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Posted: 7 years ago

#915

Originally posted by: Kamala05
Any details in history regarding the relationship of Khilji and Mehrunisa ? I mean he was like a beast and she was really in love with him in the movie . But the way he treated her is so disgusting , forcing her in bed , insulting her by letting Kafur enter in their bedroom still she loved him .

Same here! They had a twisted love-hate relationship like he tortured Mehru yet couldn't kill her n even got emotional at her betrayal. I also liked how she answered him esp in last bit.

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Kamala

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: -FreeLancer-
Also the chess scene with Ratan and Khilji, where Khilji says, "ab Raja bhi khatrey main hai!" that was really powerful..like even Ratan Singh was taken aback for a minute..
I am appreciating the movie a lot more now, compared to the actual watch😆

My most fav scene of Ranveer is the first scene , that was so unpredictable because we were expecting Khilji , the maniac . Same goes to Jim , the change of expression when Khilji asked him to kill the king was menacing . I like his subtle jealous expression too especially when Khilji takes Padmavati's name with so much obsession , at one point for a second Khilji showed a soft corner to him and touched his cheeks but again continued his PV rant😆

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Eggon_Snow

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: zaniax

Same here! They had a twisted love-hate relationship like he tortured Mehru yet couldn't kill her n even got emotional at her betrayal. I also liked how she answered him esp in last bit.

You know I thought he would definitely kill her but he probably loved her in his own twisted way which is why he always let her get away with the taunts.

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Posted: 7 years ago

#918

Is the movie scary like the villain part? I'm going to watch it soon and I don't want to be scared😆

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Kamala

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Posted: 7 years ago

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Originally posted by: zaniax

Same here! They had a twisted love-hate relationship like he tortured Mehru yet couldn't kill her n even got emotional at her betrayal. I also liked how she answered him esp in last bit.

I think all these were common in that era . I mean the status of women were really low and most of them worshipped the masculinity .But I really want a movie of that era from a woman's perspective .