Bajirao mastani is a love saga and definately a one time watch which definately will make you emotional in the end{2 part of movie}.
From the first frame, you know you are in a Sanjay Leela Bhansali film. Everything is scaled up, grander than grand, a-glitter. The Maratha court is in session. As all eyes turn to Peshwa Bajirao(Ranveer Singh), we are invited not just to see, but to behold a warrior in the full glory of manhood, striding off to conquer new places and hearts. It’s all razzle-dazzle, the way only Sanjay Leela Bhansali can turn it on.
Bajirao Mastani’s most outstanding star is its cinematography. Every visual resembles a grand painting - courts with shadows and chandeliers, courtiers with tilaks and teers, chambers gleaming with mirrors, skies blushing with passion. Certain shots - Bajirao leaping up an elephant - stamp themselves onto your memory.
The end, by the way, is marvelous. Where the first half looks fabulous but slightly far-off - like watching an opera from seats high in a theatre’s skies - the second half mesmerizes. Post-interval, Bhansali imbues every frame with epic, precise passion.Bajirao-Mastani resembles Jodhaa-Akbar with teeth that bite, Mughal-e-Azam with shades of philosophical grey
Baajirao is indeed a master creation from Sanjay leela bhansali and Ranveer, Deepika and Priyanka have done wonders portraying the historic roles. The word of mouth publicity is taking this movie to greater heights with each passing day!.