Tanvi Azmi as Radhabai, Bajirao's widowed mother, is electrifying. Deepika Padukone is wonderful as Mastani, portraying her part with complete honesty & understanding. Right from his flawless Marathi diction, to his correctly done body-language, Ranveer scores a home-run. The terrific actor sinks his teeth into the part & delvers a phenomenal performance. Performance-Wise: Ranveer Singh is extraordinary Bajirao. Action-Sequences are fabulously executed. Art & Costume Design are flawlessly done. Editing is mostly good, but it needed to be sharper. And the accomplished Filmmaker has handled the film with precision. But, the second-hour needed a stronger punch. The characters are nicely written out & so are their interactions. A crisper & sharper second-hour would've only enhanced the overall impact! The Screenplay is fierce, but undeniably romantic & emotionally charged. Also, the film overstays its welcome by a good 20-minutes, that certainly needed some trimming. While the first-hour is arresting, the second-hour takes a dip & the pace drops. Having said that, 'Bajirao Mastani' isn't without its share of blemishes. I was involved in Bajirao's quest to give his women the respect they deserve, despite the evil-heads who intended to ruin it. Watching the warrior torn between love, politics & religion, often grabs your attention. The relationship of Bajirao & Mastani is sharp, and even the relationship between Bajirao & his first wife Kashibai (Priyanka Chopra), is compelling. But, what makes 'Bajirao Mastani' further more memorable, is its human-conflict between its primary characters. The scale of the film is something to watch! The visual appeal is tremendous.
'Bajirao Mastani' is epically mounted & Bhansali has Directed the film with enviable ambition.
'Bajirao Mastani' narrates the story of the Maratha warrior Peshwa Bajirao I of the Maratha Empire (Ranveer Singh) and his second wife Mastani (Deepika Padukone). Its A Well-Made, Well-Acted Motion-Picture, that holds your attention at most times. Been in the news for more than a decade, this period piece, fortunately, is worth the wait. Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Mangum-Opus 'Bajirao Mastani' finally arrives.
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