(According to Vikas Mehta I Love New Year is a 4 star movie)

this is a one-night story - it's new year eve and two strangers living in two different cities [new york/chicago] are tossed into each other's company by the hand of fate in a comedy of errors that's as funny as it is enchanting. and just as the world is celebrating new years, the two stranger's realize their own romances are falling apart... making a desperate bid to sustain their own relationships they inadvertently fall in love over one magical new year's eve...
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(According to Vikas Mehta Baahubali is a 5 star movie)

making a film is no easy task and making one that boasts of being india's costliest and grandest film till date on both budget and scale, definitely is a humongous challenge. but director s.s. rajamouli attempts just that with his film bahubali - the beginning, which is the first of a two part series that promises to be a saga that will most definitely go down the annals of history. starting off, the story of bahubali follows the life of sivudu (prabhas) who lives a rather solitary life all but cut off from the rest of civilization. smuggled from his kingdom and raised by sivagami (ramya krishnan) in a different tribe, sivudu fills his days scaling mountains and their likes, unaware of his noble lineage. one fateful day sivudu encounters avanthika (tamannaah bhatia) who is a master assassin from a rebel group that intends on crushing king bhallala deva (rana daggubatti) of mahishpati and rescuing devasana (anushka shetty). however despite shivudu understanding nothing of it, he decides to assist the rebels in their cause since he is smitten by the stunning avantika who tells him that she is sworn to protect devasana, who is none other than late king amarendra bahubali's wife, sivudu's mother and also bhallala deva's sister-in-law. setting off on his journey to fulfill avantika's duty, sivudu moves towards fulfilling his own destiny as bahubali and in process setting in motion a series of events that lead to the second chapter. but will bahubali live up to expectation of being india's grandest films… lets analyze. the first half of the film commences detailing sivudu's life away from the clutches of royalty, along with detailing the characters of avanthika, king bhallala deva, devasana and sivagami. while the first 30 or so minutes of the film go in detailing each character, the viewer is left agape at the expanse of the visual effects used. despite being a bit slow, the story of bahubali soon begins to pick up pace as it progresses to show sivudu pulled towards his great destiny by an inexplicable urge. however, its post the interval that the film shines with riveting sequences and awe-inspiring action coupled with stunning and by far some of the most advanced visual effects. director s. s. rajamouli seems to have quite literally developed a definitive masterpiece, with bahubali seeming to be a thoroughly indian film with its roots firmly planted in mythology, and yet progressive enough to refrain from the age old clich� of show good is more powerful than evil. in fact here a special mention needs to be added as rajamouli has focused on developing the antagonist as a much more powerful personality who ultimately is defeated. talking about the cgi used in the film, bahubali is easily comparable to the hollywood greats like the lord of the rings series and even the harry potter series that featured entire towns, cities and regions artificially developed to look realistic. compared to the usual indian standard of cgi work in films, the effort and detail that went into making bahubali is visibly evident in the stunning waterfalls, the spectacular city of mahishmati, and the sheer cliffs. however, the high point of bahubali comes in the form of the snowstorm that is seamlessly executed and the 30 minute long battle sequence that will leave the viewer stunned. this fantastically choreographed battle that unfurls when a murderous army lands up at mahismati's borders sees the two brothers sivudu and king bhallala deva joining forces to defeat a common enemy. unquestionably the battle sequence that resides as the jewel in rajamouli's crown is elaborately shot with breathtaking moments. however, the biggest surprise lies in the end when rajamouli gives the viewers a sneak peek into what to expect from the sequel. coming to the performances in the film, the casting of bahubali is just perfect with every actor doing a brilliant job in their respective roles.
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(According to Vikas Mehta Bajrangi Bhaijaan is a 5 star movie)

i like this .movie because it has a great moral .it is representing only a cast or religion named humanity .salman khan is always good in movies and movie is not representing any religon.movie is a hope for refuges and lesson for citizens.and it is also hope for indian cinema's future.
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