First few episodes were great but I felt that this could have been a 6 episode series. Last 2 episodes were stretched to much and I did not like the ending. I wasn't aware that there was a post credit scene and missed it. Also, the last few scenes were cut so fast, you would blink and miss it which was horrible.

The first half of the movie was quite good. The second half was stretched and needs to move beyond the cliched storyline and formulas. It is the same like in 2005. The movie could have been cut by 30 minutes easily.

Also, I did not like the normalizing of certain rude behaviour:
- Spying on people
- Walking into the middle of a movie in a cinema shining phone light.

Good action scenes. Shruti Hassan's character was totally unnecessary. The movie was a little too long. I did not like the normalization of violence and needless slapping which passed off as slapstick comedy.

The storyline was decent but things I did not approve of are:
- Oh that guy didn't know I was family and shot me. Let's forgive him. Shooting anybody is not okay. So what if he doesn't shoot you because you are his family? Is it okay if he shoots others? What a justification?!
- Beer factory = alcohol addiction = abandoned wives and ruined families
this reinforces negative perceptions of beer. I can believe it if it were drugs or heavy liquor. I doubt people become alcoholic with beer only. It is all about drinking sensibly.

The action scenes were good but I felt the movie stretched too long and the plot was too convoluted. The director switched between past and present and the switching was not clear or easy to follow. Also, i just did not get the motive of the villain for killing the kid. Needly overdramatized.

Cinematography was good. If the movie wasn't promoted as a sequel, it might have been better. Vidya as a weak woman was so disappointing. The past on how she got Mini was too long. A little slow paced.

The movie is worth watching on the big screen for the CGI and effects. The story line is a little predictable but the actors were good. I felt the movie could have been cut in length as it dragged a little in some parts.

I really liked the love story of Devasena and Baahubali. It is a rare example of equal relationship where the guy stands up for his wife.

The dance with Kashi and Mastani was reminiscent of Dola Re from Devdas including some of the steps.

The funniest moment was when Bajirao goes to meet Mastani who is in labour and he holds her hand and does breathing exercises along with her which was so 21st century and seemed so out of place in 18th century.