Padmaavat ｜CINEMORE

review

The “incident” of Indian cinema seen in the blockbuster “Padmaavat” Overwhelms Indian audiences with the power of cinema

2020.04.06

Synopsis

At the end of the 13th century, Padmavati, a princess of the Kingdom of Singhal, fell in love with Ratan Singh, the king of the small West Indian kingdom of Mewar, and became his wife. At the same time, in northern India, Ala-ud-Din, a young military commander who assassinated his uncle, became the sultan of a Muslim country. Fierce and ambitious, he expanded his power to the point where he was nicknamed the second Alexander the Great.However, he heard rumors of the unparalleled beauty Padmavati and sent troops to Mewar. Due to the strong walls and the resistance of Ratan Singh, the proud Rajput king, Padmavati was not even allowed to be seen. Thinking of a plan, Ala-ud-din abducts Ratan Singh and lures Padmavati to his castle, but due to her courageous rescue plan, Ratan Singh is recaptured and he finally directs all his forces to the kingdom of Mewar. Soldiers from the Mewar Kingdom face off against Ala-ud-Din's large army surrounding the castle. The final battle that puts the pride and ambitions of the king on the line will soon begin. Padmavati faced the overwhelmingly disadvantageous battle with a certain determination...