As a Punekar who has grown up with history of Marathi empire and Peshwas it was so much awesome to see our cultural roots on Big screen,Bajirao mastani was a mind blowing theatre experience Visually stunning with intense Ranveer singh acting who nailed the marathi accent pitch perfect. emotionally intense.
Now we are saying this... 😂 At the time all the bhakt's gang weren't allowing the movie to be released just because the two queens had never met each other in real life...
Fountains are very common in ancient Indian forts and palaces. They used simple concept for this: Gravity There used to be a water channel or tank at the top of the building which provides fountains a high pressure and then water comes out with high velocity from fountain jets.
To answer your questions, yes, those places are real. Some of the scenes have been a minor recreations of the original tho. Also, back then, water fountains were pretty popular in India. There are water fountains dating back to centuries. There are mentions of it in the Vedas which are the oldest scriptures in the world.
@@gemsree5226 i think they use water pumps in modern times to get the water to higher level. They let people carry water to higher level in those times.
@@NoorMohammed-vl9jr no actually in middle ages they used windpumps or water wheel to raise water, it's actually pretty easy those things were pretty common back than, since they went out of style now we are shocked wow 😲 how they did that 😀😀
@@harveyspecter111 Lol, you really think Mediaeval arch.was a joke? Then you are yet to know about all the forts, courts, temples, cities built during this period. Don't forget some marvellous architectures like Naldurga fort which was built in Sea, Red fort, even world wonder Taj Mahal, etc were built during this period only.
The accent of Priyanka was so on point. Kashibai was very innocent and secure woman, she never thought in her worst nightmare that bajirao will ever cheat on her.
Well, he never cheated on her. Yes, he was attracted towards Mastani but never cheated on his wife. The first time they slept together was after their marriage only. So, it was a case of polygamy, but not of adultery. But yes, Kashibai never approved of their marriage jut like Peshwa's mother.
@@Anonymous-cu9uf what are you even talking about? Have you ever heard about emotional cheating, and even getting involved romantically with someone else is cheating.
@@Anonymous-cu9uf cheating is not just sleeping with someone. When you're romantically invested in someone else which we call flirting nowadays is cheating too. By your logic, your partner can flirt with others and you won't mind because it's not cheating.
OH MY GOOD GOD......This man Sanjay Leela Bhansali is such a maestro when it comes to make period classics...... Cinematography, music, bgm, acting, direction everything is worth of buying a ticket ❤️ Missing those 2015 Days,
I really feel that Ranveer should have won the National Award for this film his acting was PERFECT he was a Maratha Warrior and a Leader even when he dances it felt like warriors were celebrating even during emotional scenes he NAILED it!
I usually didn't like historical/wartime movies but i remember watching this in the theatre with my fam and it was an experience. It captures each character's emotions perfectly (to the point where you struggle to decide who was entirely wrong), the music and bgm score was such a serve, the cinematography, the dialogues and lastly the acting, which I believe was a contributing factor for bringing in the essence of the movie was all mind blowing. Certainly, a good intro for someone who's never watched hindi cinema before
Jaby this movie is based on real life. I live in city where they lived, some places are still standing like Shaniwarwada. Bajirao Peshwa never lost a single war, his war strategies are studied all over
The detail-orientedness and 'palatial' vibe in everything from sets,costumes, music SLB does is unparallelled. Hats off to him for showing Indian culture in its truest form.
Historic fact: Bajirao Peshwa 1 is still considered one of the greatest military leaders. His expertise in handling cavalry has been appreciated by military generals all around the world.
Fountains worked because of gravity back in the days. They used to fill up a huge reservoir of water at a high ground, to power the fountains at a lower level. 👍👍
U should proud of all your Indian warriors....who sacrificed their lives to protect our motherland..not just Rajput r Maratha....there are many more great Warriors in our past.
Yes there many such places throughout india which are so beautiful and intricate built by marvel engineers , architects and mathematicians of different indian empires since thousands of years. Fountains were also present in the Mauryan empire which was lasted till 180 BC as per some descriptions. So yes indian engineers and architects were too advanced at that time even before the discovery of many western nations. If you visit india again you can see such monuments, temples etc mainly in southern eastern, western and central india as in northern india many such places were destroyed by the invaders.
At first, I was hesitant about the movie because of what I heard about them disrespecting Kashi Bai's character (which the movie did) but again seeing Priyanka in the role, especially that scene b/w her and Baji Rao is for me one of the best scenes in Bollywood...
Yeah, and I don't support them for changing history or romanticizing the entire plot... I'm just saying, (being a huge PC fan) that scene with her and Baji was so powerful and to me always felt like her best performance ever. Period
I do not think they disrespected kashi Baki’s character. I thought the justified all the scenes with her very well. Don’t you remember that one scene where she kicks out Bajirao? That was her self respect. Don’t try to villainous Bollywood for everything.
I started watching Jaby Koay since the reaction video to the Bajirao Mastani trailer (before it got deleted and re-uploaded later), and now so many years later it is movie reaction. Nostalgia and full circle.
You have no idea how long I’ve been waiting for this reaction. Its over 4 years ( omg I didn’t even realise its been so long) since i requested you to react on this one and I’m so happy it’s finally here
Bājirāo Mastāni is a true history. Your ignorance about this episode made your reaction even more interesting. Peshwā means Prime Minister in Persian. However, Peshwas in Marāthā Empire eventually became more powerful then its own Kings. Peshwa Bājirāo Ballāl was the 1st Peshwā from the Ballāl clan. Also, he stands as one of the most accomplished warrior in the world who never lost a single battle. He won 33 of the 33 battles that he actually fought. He was famous for his lightening speed. He relied on Cavalry and never carried heavy weapons. 06:41 The lit arrow was fired from the fort to signal Bājirāo, who's army was sitting ready to ambush, to initiate his attack from rear of mughal army as a surprise.
Well actual historic evidence show Peshwas betrayed Marathas, they were not a war heroes because no one actually fought on battle ground. Actual Credit held by Shinde, Pawar, Holkar etc.
@@harshalsonawane4696 Peshwas are Marāthas too. Our Chhatrapati Shivāji Mahārāj termed the 12 Baluti castes from Brāmhan to shūdra as One Marāthā. So your Marāthā definition fails here. Marātha empire spread throughout India because of Peshwās. I am an MoDi script expert and an historian. Hence, you cannot challenge me with false claims against any Peshwā. Also, your surname is an indication why you hate Peshwās. Also, Shinde, Pawar, Holkar came much later and were raised to power by the support of Nanasaheb Peshwa. These were mere soldiers during Bajirao Peshwā. The powerful Marāthā houses during 1st Peshwā were Dābhāde, Ghorpade, Bhosale. Just rise and get out of your reservation mentality and actually study instead of being casteist. By the way, in 1857, India's first war of Independence, it was your Shinde of Gwalior who were traitors in supporting british against India.
@@rajeshkhilari Reputed Deshasth not consider chitpawan as a bramin. Lots of wealth earned on Maratha's blood, donated on bramins as dakshina by your so called lustful ballal bhat family to consider themselves as a bramin caste. And which fool told you that if you read modi script then you are historian? 😄 Second my surname is not represent my caste or religion, if you called yourself historian then you must know my surname is a title given by Chhtrapati Shivaji Mahraj himself. This shows you are just a moron and troll who is descendants from extra martial affairs of peshwa family.
Although the sets and costumes are unbelievable but Bajiro is known to be one of the greatest warriors of India in modern history and Director decided to show this story which was hardly any big part of his life. Duh!
The thing is, this movie was an adaptation of the Marathi Novel "Rau" (written by N. S. Inamdar). It was a fictional romance story between Peshwa Baji Rao I and Mastani, and the outrage it caused among the orthodox priests of the community. Thus, this movie also focused on the same romantic story that was written in the novel. Sanjay Leela Bansali gave that as a disclaimer at the start of the movie, that this movie was an adaptation of "Rau", and not a biography of Peshwa Baji Rao I.
Same ....the movie is undeniably beautiful to look at..But other than Kashibai, the characterizations in the movie are very wrong...We can also blame it on 'Rau' novel, which the movie is loosely based on, for romanticizing the non romantic relation between Bajirao and Mastani...there marriage was a political alliance and not a romantic one as Bajirao was very devoted to Kashi....And even though Mastani was never welcomed into the ShaniwarWada and the Peshwa household...what the movie shows is too much extravagant...no violence was ever committed against her...and her son Krishna Rao was treated with equal respect by the courtiers..and he was raised by Kashi after Mastani's death...He fought in the third battle of Panipat
@@sumo6199 That's actually a great idea. There is a lot of intrigue in the different empires, with emotional decisions, as well as tactful decisions setting the fates of said empires. The only problem is that the audience has become so intolerant, that they would attack the sets or call for boycotts based on some rumors. No matter how good some movie maker might make some movie, some idiot would say it "hurts his sentiments" and call for a ban on the movie. So producers are afraid to sponsor such good concepts, in fear that their money would be lost. They want to play safe.
That's exactly what the director intended to say, when we talk about warriors we only mention their physical strength, this movie spoke about the fragility of Bajirao, about how soft he is at heart. You already know Bajirao who fought for his kingdom, time to know about Bajirao who fought for his love
Wars in the olden times had rules - said and unsaid rules. Eg. one had to declare a war. At night war was halted. No back stabbing etc. Arrows were lit to declare war (she even says i will declare war now) and also it does more damage. It was a more human way of war.
FYI all the epic scenes you see like with the peacock feather or Bajirao jumping on top of the elephant are based on paintings found from that era and thought to be true.
About the locations: Bajirao's place is possibly Shaniwar Wada in Maharashtra and the place where the Mohe Rang Do Laal song was shot is a replica of the Amer Palace in Rajasthan. The knife thing: The knife thing was to cauterize her wound. He heats it up while talking to her, and places the hot knife on her wound to help it heal faster.
I love this movie so much and even more so because my favorite actors from the Bollywood movie Industry are in it! They just dont make movies like this anymore i feel, but anyhow, so glad you are watching this one. I have always wanted you to see it and know your reaction to it. can't wait for the rest of the uploads.
Yes that's Indian classical music. And about piping the water, Indian architecture was way more advanced in that era. So yeah a lot of things existed. 😊
I remember watching this movie in the theater when I was a freshman in high school. Now I am a senior in college....I remember this movie like yesterday
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Ohhhh this is exciting! I love Bajirao Mastani and it's awesome to watch your reaction to it. ❤
oh my god jaby, you are finally watching this masterpiece. this is the second movie of the trio Sanjay Leela Bhansali (dir)- Ranveer Singh - Deepika Padukone's period dramas and Bajirao Mastani's the best.
9:55 actually during the period of the peshwas, those artificial fountains did existed, infact it will find it in temples and forts dated older than the maratha Dynasty.
@@daddyshome275 Everyone knows its not accurate nor Padmavaat is. Its called historical drama piece. People love this movie cuz of visuals , dialogue & the drama. From devdas to Padmavaat Bansali has managed to tell a story with visuals & little much of action. His movies are like 1900s Novels specially written by Bengali Writers like Saratchandra ( DEvdas) . Thats a kind of art also.
Deepika potential and rage is really underrated in many movies but we can see it in this movie and piku also she definitely doesn't need any lead hero⚡⚡
My Fevorite Seen 🚩🚩🚩 श्री पंत बजिरावा साहेब... 🙏🙏🙏 Bajirava won the all battels in his short life 🙏 He is one of the three Generals in the history of the world who never lost a battle. Malwa (1723), Dhar (1724), Aurangabad (1724), Battle of Palkhed (1728), Firozabad (1737), Delhi (1737), Bhopal (1738) and Battle of Vasai (1739) were some of the major battles won by Bajirao. INDIA is a Worrier Country 🚩👍 🙏🚩 हर हर महादेव 🙏 🚩
Arrows are lit when defending a fortified position (in late medieval India) because of previously positioned gunpowder stores in preparation to slow the initial charge.
The flaming arrows signal the allies waiting in distance to charge. Besides an archer must know the trajectory of the arrow to adjust in the second volley. So during the battles at night arrows are lit with fire…
Bajirao Mastani & Padmaavat were two of the greatest period drama epics ever made in the history of Indian cinema. All thanks to the man behind the screen ~ Sanjay Leela Bhansali And, Peshwa Bajiro was a Gem for INDIA. Long Live Hinduism
Achara and Steph would have been better for this reaction as they understand the plot easily and also for a love story like this one. Hope you guys get the actual feel of this movie.
I remember first time watching @jaby's reaction to 'Bajirao Mastani Trailer' and he said it as 'BAJI-ARO' instead of 'BAJI-RAO' and he still does that. Its just amazing! 😀
Abt the fountains....In Shaniwar Wada in Pune the home of the Peshwas...In the main chowk (which later got destroyed due to fire) there was a thing called 'Hajari Karanje' or thousand fountains built by Bajirao Peshwa which used a very intricately designed water system ...The pipes used to be ...uhhh...similar in structure to the Hose pipes in RRR ..you know the snake ones which Bheem uses to fight during the internal sequence...just material used were different.... Fountains have been a part of Indian Architecture for almost a thousand years
Peshwa bajirao was my great great great great great great grandfather. It does warm my heart knowing though tainted his story is viewed and apreciated by millions.
The reason that the peshwa's family wouldn't accept Mastani is because the Maratha empire's vision was a hindu dominant kingdom. Their mortal enemies were the Mughals (who were obviously Muslim) so having a muslim wife would tarnish the image of the Brahmin peshwa. The importance of religion and religious saints/gurus will be clearer in the later half of the movie when bajirao isn't present at the Brahmin bhoj (feast) which leads to further bitterness between them Hindu-Muslim alliances were common during mediaeval era (as a political tool ofc), but given the position of the Marathas and the Mughals, the affinity between Bajirao and Mastani was doomed from the very outset
Bajirao Peshwa was among the only 3 rulers in the world who never lost a single battle and the best movie they could come up with is a love story. Sad but true. 😏😏
The water architecture was actually real back than they cut stone so smoothly that you can put one stone on to another and it becomes waterproof so they just made pipes underground and connect them with higher ground water pool Those same architecture who made taj mahal
The awkward fact is that the movie tried to make extra marital affair look good.. What was Kashi's mistake? But she did suffered a lot because of them..
She lit the arrow with fire as a signal for Bajirao to attack. At those times , fire was one of the few ways to signal someone far, as it is seen from a distance at night.
As a Punekar who has grown up with history of Marathi empire and Peshwas it was so much awesome to see our cultural roots on Big screen,Bajirao mastani was a mind blowing theatre experience Visually stunning with intense Ranveer singh acting who nailed the marathi accent pitch perfect. emotionally intense.
Punekar bro 😎
bhau mi pn pune mdhun aahe🚩
jai chatrapati Shivaji maharaj🚩
jai hindutva🚩
Marathis Punekar are real Punekar
Now we are saying this... 😂 At the time all the bhakt's gang weren't allowing the movie to be released just because the two queens had never met each other in real life...
@@iambot813 barobar bollas
Fountains are very common in ancient Indian forts and palaces.
They used simple concept for this: Gravity
There used to be a water channel or tank at the top of the building which provides fountains a high pressure and then water comes out with high velocity from fountain jets.
Also using siphon technique as well. It's really astonishing fountain were also present during the Mauryan period.
They're common in Indian malls too. Nothing is lost.
@@dOVERanalyst 😂
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@@dOVERanalyst 🤣🤣
Priyanka Chopra's character in this movie is so great.
To answer your questions, yes, those places are real. Some of the scenes have been a minor recreations of the original tho. Also, back then, water fountains were pretty popular in India. There are water fountains dating back to centuries. There are mentions of it in the Vedas which are the oldest scriptures in the world.
And those up flow??
@@gemsree5226 the source of water was from a higher level then the actual fountain. I assume thats how they worked.
@@NoorMohammed-vl9jr this one is just modern plumbing system. 😆
@@gemsree5226 i think they use water pumps in modern times to get the water to higher level. They let people carry water to higher level in those times.
@@NoorMohammed-vl9jr no actually in middle ages they used windpumps or water wheel to raise water, it's actually pretty easy those things were pretty common back than, since they went out of style now we are shocked wow 😲 how they did that 😀😀
Actually, Ancient and Mediaeval India had much better architecture than of today. It was ahead of other countries that time🔥
Absolutely. So much was destroyed by Mughals
Not all countries. Ancient india had great architecture. Medieval architecture was a joke.
@@harveyspecter111 Lol, you really think Mediaeval arch.was a joke? Then you are yet to know about all the forts, courts, temples, cities built during this period. Don't forget some marvellous architectures like Naldurga fort which was built in Sea, Red fort, even world wonder Taj Mahal, etc were built during this period only.
Stupid dumbass jaby's point that pressure of water in water fountain.
Indians have habit of always diverting point to their favour.
Oh god, stop with these stupidity 🤦♂️🤦♂️
The accent of Priyanka was so on point.
Kashibai was very innocent and secure woman, she never thought in her worst nightmare that bajirao will ever cheat on her.
Well, he never cheated on her. Yes, he was attracted towards Mastani but never cheated on his wife. The first time they slept together was after their marriage only. So, it was a case of polygamy, but not of adultery. But yes, Kashibai never approved of their marriage jut like Peshwa's mother.
@@Anonymous-cu9uf what are you even talking about? Have you ever heard about emotional cheating, and even getting involved romantically with someone else is cheating.
@@Anonymous-cu9uf cheating is not just sleeping with someone. When you're romantically invested in someone else which we call flirting nowadays is cheating too. By your logic, your partner can flirt with others and you won't mind because it's not cheating.
@@Anonymous-cu9uf Cheating is cheating if you intrested in other than your lover..no matter it's emotional or sexual
@@animetsystudio9841 true
WE WANT ACHARA AND STEPH TO WATCH THIS TOO!😭
Yes even I also feel that. Don't know why I felt jaby and this girl is not the right choice for this movie
dekho aunty mr na jana .wish na Puri Hui to 😄
Ye batao ki in logo ko movie dekhte hue dekhkar tumhe konsa sukh prapt hota h
@@nishantsharma9311 Paramsukh ka anand ata hai vats!!!
Ikr😭😭
What's interesting is the accent Ranvir singh had. His dialogue delivery was near perfection
OH MY GOOD GOD......This man Sanjay Leela Bhansali is such a maestro when it comes to make period classics...... Cinematography, music, bgm, acting, direction everything is worth of buying a ticket
❤️ Missing those 2015 Days,
So true ram leela, bajirao mastani, padmaavat, gangubai and many more to come!
@@shubhmohanka even Devdas
Can’t wait for Baiju Bawara
@@shubhmohanka ya man.......
@@shivangjoshi4931 Devdas was a cult cinema
@@AdarshMishra_07 yes bro, devdas was extremely epic
Achara finding her goodies in the fridge was the most hilarious part for me 😁😂😆!!!
Priyanka's acting in this movie❤❤❤ she outshines everyone. You can feel her emotions and root for her
I really feel that Ranveer should have won the National Award for this film his acting was PERFECT he was a Maratha Warrior and a Leader even when he dances it felt like warriors were celebrating even during emotional scenes he NAILED it!
Priyanka's skills acting in this movie, AMAZING...👏❤️🔥
I usually didn't like historical/wartime movies but i remember watching this in the theatre with my fam and it was an experience. It captures each character's emotions perfectly (to the point where you struggle to decide who was entirely wrong), the music and bgm score was such a serve, the cinematography, the dialogues and lastly the acting, which I believe was a contributing factor for bringing in the essence of the movie was all mind blowing. Certainly, a good intro for someone who's never watched hindi cinema before
Ah copied from game of thrones
@@prasanthselvarajah2448 ur name is copied from prashanth neel too!!
Priyanka acting oh my goddds. That's why she is India's queen and we are proud of her. No one can match her 💗
the speed of Jaby’s “that’s not indian” to slumdog👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Jaby this movie is based on real life. I live in city where they lived, some places are still standing like Shaniwarwada. Bajirao Peshwa never lost a single war, his war strategies are studied all over
HE LOST WITH THE BRITISH THOUGH...
@@wewenang5167 he and brit never met irl
The detail-orientedness and 'palatial' vibe in everything from sets,costumes, music SLB does is unparallelled. Hats off to him for showing Indian culture in its truest form.
Indeed !
Historic fact: Bajirao Peshwa 1 is still considered one of the greatest military leaders. His expertise in handling cavalry has been appreciated by military generals all around the world.
Priyanka Chopra and that scene b/w her and Baji Rao is ALL I NEED. 😍
Great choice. Although Ranveer and Deepika do great...Priyanka NAILS her role as Kashi... I ended up loving her the most...keep watching
thanks for introducingme to some great bollywood :)
Fountains worked because of gravity back in the days.
They used to fill up a huge reservoir of water at a high ground, to power the fountains at a lower level. 👍👍
As a rajput, i am proud of my maratha people and maratha empire, they are warriors too like sikhs and rajputs
Same bro 🙂
U should proud of all your Indian warriors....who sacrificed their lives to protect our motherland..not just Rajput r Maratha....there are many more great Warriors in our past.
@@Anubha__ yes
@@Rorschach7012Peshwa was Brahmin dude
9:57 Achara's cameo was great😂😂
You won't believe I was waiting for this one🔥
Will only watch when all the four parts come out😂
Priyanka Chopra is the soul of this movie ❤️
for me ... kashi bai is the hero of the film.. i mean damn , her journey is so painful , still she is absolutely pure hearted eeven after all of that
Yes there many such places throughout india which are so beautiful and intricate built by marvel engineers , architects and mathematicians of different indian empires since thousands of years. Fountains were also present in the Mauryan empire which was lasted till 180 BC as per some descriptions. So yes indian engineers and architects were too advanced at that time even before the discovery of many western nations. If you visit india again you can see such monuments, temples etc mainly in southern eastern, western and central india as in northern india many such places were destroyed by the invaders.
At first, I was hesitant about the movie because of what I heard about them disrespecting Kashi Bai's character (which the movie did) but again seeing Priyanka in the role, especially that scene b/w her and Baji Rao is for me one of the best scenes in Bollywood...
@@ddte24 that's what bollywood does changes history just to make it so called "secular"
It's highly romanticized and they've taken too much of creative liberty.
Yeah, and I don't support them for changing history or romanticizing the entire plot... I'm just saying, (being a huge PC fan) that scene with her and Baji was so powerful and to me always felt like her best performance ever. Period
@@lostsoul404 fair enough but my worry is they're gonna believe the movie, idc about the movie but misrepresentation irks me.
I do not think they disrespected kashi Baki’s character. I thought the justified all the scenes with her very well. Don’t you remember that one scene where she kicks out Bajirao? That was her self respect. Don’t try to villainous Bollywood for everything.
Achara and Steph can do a separate reaction on this movie. Just saying.
omg yessssss
Yesssssss big yesss
@@Brian-p6o yes I wanted Steph to react to this
Throw in syntell too
Yes yes yes !!!!
9:49 fountains don't necessary need electricity or motor, they can work on basic principles of gravity and water pressure.
Omg finally
Can’t believe you FINALLY did this Jaby
One of your first Bollywood trailer reactions
I started watching Jaby Koay since the reaction video to the Bajirao Mastani trailer (before it got deleted and re-uploaded later), and now so many years later it is movie reaction. Nostalgia and full circle.
You have no idea how long I’ve been waiting for this reaction. Its over 4 years ( omg I didn’t even realise its been so long) since i requested you to react on this one and I’m so happy it’s finally here
Sanjal leela bhansali is awesome both bajirao and padmavat are historical gems.
Even devdas and gangubai are epic, while devdas was a masterpiece of it's time
Bājirāo Mastāni is a true history. Your ignorance about this episode made your reaction even more interesting. Peshwā means Prime Minister in Persian. However, Peshwas in Marāthā Empire eventually became more powerful then its own Kings. Peshwa Bājirāo Ballāl was the 1st Peshwā from the Ballāl clan. Also, he stands as one of the most accomplished warrior in the world who never lost a single battle. He won 33 of the 33 battles that he actually fought. He was famous for his lightening speed. He relied on Cavalry and never carried heavy weapons.
06:41 The lit arrow was fired from the fort to signal Bājirāo, who's army was sitting ready to ambush, to initiate his attack from rear of mughal army as a surprise.
Well actual historic evidence show Peshwas betrayed Marathas, they were not a war heroes because no one actually fought on battle ground. Actual Credit held by Shinde, Pawar, Holkar etc.
@@harshalsonawane4696 Peshwas are Marāthas too. Our Chhatrapati Shivāji Mahārāj termed the 12 Baluti castes from Brāmhan to shūdra as One Marāthā. So your Marāthā definition fails here. Marātha empire spread throughout India because of Peshwās. I am an MoDi script expert and an historian. Hence, you cannot challenge me with false claims against any Peshwā. Also, your surname is an indication why you hate Peshwās. Also, Shinde, Pawar, Holkar came much later and were raised to power by the support of Nanasaheb Peshwa. These were mere soldiers during Bajirao Peshwā. The powerful Marāthā houses during 1st Peshwā were Dābhāde, Ghorpade, Bhosale.
Just rise and get out of your reservation mentality and actually study instead of being casteist.
By the way, in 1857, India's first war of Independence, it was your Shinde of Gwalior who were traitors in supporting british against India.
@@rajeshkhilari Reputed Deshasth not consider chitpawan as a bramin. Lots of wealth earned on Maratha's blood, donated on bramins as dakshina by your so called lustful ballal bhat family to consider themselves as a bramin caste. And which fool told you that if you read modi script then you are historian? 😄 Second my surname is not represent my caste or religion, if you called yourself historian then you must know my surname is a title given by Chhtrapati Shivaji Mahraj himself. This shows you are just a moron and troll who is descendants from extra martial affairs of peshwa family.
Bajirao was undefeated warrior
41/41❤
Although the sets and costumes are unbelievable but Bajiro is known to be one of the greatest warriors of India in modern history and Director decided to show this story which was hardly any big part of his life. Duh!
The thing is, this movie was an adaptation of the Marathi Novel "Rau" (written by N. S. Inamdar). It was a fictional romance story between Peshwa Baji Rao I and Mastani, and the outrage it caused among the orthodox priests of the community. Thus, this movie also focused on the same romantic story that was written in the novel. Sanjay Leela Bansali gave that as a disclaimer at the start of the movie, that this movie was an adaptation of "Rau", and not a biography of Peshwa Baji Rao I.
Same ....the movie is undeniably beautiful to look at..But other than Kashibai, the characterizations in the movie are very wrong...We can also blame it on 'Rau' novel, which the movie is loosely based on, for romanticizing the non romantic relation between Bajirao and Mastani...there marriage was a political alliance and not a romantic one as Bajirao was very devoted to Kashi....And even though Mastani was never welcomed into the ShaniwarWada and the Peshwa household...what the movie shows is too much extravagant...no violence was ever committed against her...and her son Krishna Rao was treated with equal respect by the courtiers..and he was raised by Kashi after Mastani's death...He fought in the third battle of Panipat
Indian directors should touch more such great warriors of different ancient indian empires such as Mauryas, ahom, gupta, ganga, kalinga etc etc
@@sumo6199 That's actually a great idea. There is a lot of intrigue in the different empires, with emotional decisions, as well as tactful decisions setting the fates of said empires.
The only problem is that the audience has become so intolerant, that they would attack the sets or call for boycotts based on some rumors. No matter how good some movie maker might make some movie, some idiot would say it "hurts his sentiments" and call for a ban on the movie. So producers are afraid to sponsor such good concepts, in fear that their money would be lost. They want to play safe.
That's exactly what the director intended to say, when we talk about warriors we only mention their physical strength, this movie spoke about the fragility of Bajirao, about how soft he is at heart. You already know Bajirao who fought for his kingdom, time to know about Bajirao who fought for his love
Wars in the olden times had rules - said and unsaid rules. Eg. one had to declare a war. At night war was halted. No back stabbing etc. Arrows were lit to declare war (she even says i will declare war now) and also it does more damage. It was a more human way of war.
Whoever is recommending you movies is doing a great job
FYI all the epic scenes you see like with the peacock feather or Bajirao jumping on top of the elephant are based on paintings found from that era and thought to be true.
Finally bajirao mastani
Enjoying from Delhi 😃
About the locations:
Bajirao's place is possibly Shaniwar Wada in Maharashtra and the place where the Mohe Rang Do Laal song was shot is a replica of the Amer Palace in Rajasthan.
The knife thing:
The knife thing was to cauterize her wound. He heats it up while talking to her, and places the hot knife on her wound to help it heal faster.
9:54 the way achara going towards fridge and trying to hide herself from camera😂😂
I love this movie so much and even more so because my favorite actors from the Bollywood movie Industry are in it! They just dont make movies like this anymore i feel, but anyhow, so glad you are watching this one. I have always wanted you to see it and know your reaction to it. can't wait for the rest of the uploads.
This scene 7:00 everytime just gets this amount of power and rigor in me which is too immense! The bgm ji ra ji ra ji ji is electrifying!
Like feeling of a shaking studium with hootling and rootling. Like thundering stadium of a cricket match between india and Pakistan.
Yes that's Indian classical music. And about piping the water, Indian architecture was way more advanced in that era. So yeah a lot of things existed. 😊
NOOOOO I WANT PART 2!!😭 Anyway, thanks for reacting guys, lmao. I hope you enjoyed
I remember watching this movie in the theater when I was a freshman in high school. Now I am a senior in college....I remember this movie like yesterday
Ohhhh this is exciting! I love Bajirao Mastani and it's awesome to watch your reaction to it. ❤
Priyanka Chopra shines as Kashibai , her moist eye acting she stole the show for me for sure!!!
as indian we are so proud about our history and this is also based on true events Jai hind
Hell yeah .. Movie Selections are on point JABY... love from INDIA❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
the fire was because they wanted to give signal to bajiraos army.. which was waiting far away.. so they can see them..
oh my god jaby, you are finally watching this masterpiece.
this is the second movie of the trio Sanjay Leela Bhansali (dir)- Ranveer Singh - Deepika Padukone's period dramas and Bajirao Mastani's the best.
l love more priyanka chopra character more than deepika
I want them to see Ram Leela 🙌
10:10 Achara running like a little mouse!😆
9:55 actually during the period of the peshwas, those artificial fountains did existed, infact it will find it in temples and forts dated older than the maratha Dynasty.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali's masterpiece
Not masterpiece just watchable movie, Bajirao Mastani was historical inaccurate.
@@daddyshome275 loved cinematography
@@daddyshome275 Bollywood has never made historical accurate movies
@@daddyshome275 Everyone knows its not accurate nor Padmavaat is. Its called historical drama piece. People love this movie cuz of visuals , dialogue & the drama. From devdas to Padmavaat Bansali has managed to tell a story with visuals & little much of action. His movies are like 1900s Novels specially written by Bengali Writers like Saratchandra ( DEvdas) . Thats a kind of art also.
@@daddyshome275 yes
6:42 It was a signal to Bajirao's army to start marching towards the enemy( declare War)
Deepika potential and rage is really underrated in many movies but we can see it in this movie and piku also she definitely doesn't need any lead hero⚡⚡
This is stunning as it shows bharat just before brits started wars .. this bharat is richest country of all time since 10k years
My Fevorite Seen 🚩🚩🚩
श्री पंत बजिरावा साहेब... 🙏🙏🙏
Bajirava won the all battels in his short life 🙏
He is one of the three Generals in the history of the world who never lost a battle. Malwa (1723), Dhar (1724), Aurangabad (1724), Battle of Palkhed (1728), Firozabad (1737), Delhi (1737), Bhopal (1738) and Battle of Vasai (1739) were some of the major battles won by Bajirao.
INDIA is a Worrier Country 🚩👍
🙏🚩 हर हर महादेव 🙏 🚩
Arrows are lit when defending a fortified position (in late medieval India) because of previously positioned gunpowder stores in preparation to slow the initial charge.
Jaby..We won't mind to see reaction of a single movie from different different pairs..We would love to see different perspective ❤️
Bajirao was invincible in all war but in this movie they showed him like a lost in love.. This is Bollywood jaby
Maharana pratap was 7'6 warrior, he would tear someone sitting on an elephant easily, thanks to chetak too.. 🔥
Those fountains work with the force of water, either a reservoir or any stream on a hilltop ...so enough pressure to make a fountain work.!
Can't wait for part 2
0:25 OH MY GOD SO PREDICTABLE!!
The flaming arrows signal the allies waiting in distance to charge.
Besides an archer must know the trajectory of the arrow to adjust in the second volley. So during the battles at night arrows are lit with fire…
Equivalent to "tracer shots" in modern warfare.
@@quiet7632 learned something new. Thanks
Bajirao Mastani & Padmaavat were two of the greatest period drama epics ever made in the history of Indian cinema. All thanks to the man behind the screen ~ Sanjay Leela Bhansali
And, Peshwa Bajiro was a Gem for INDIA. Long Live Hinduism
It's not a love story audience it's a story about extra marital affair ❤️👍
They lit the arrows to let Bajirao know that they’re ready for attack. It’s a msg
Achara and Steph would have been better for this reaction as they understand the plot easily and also for a love story like this one. Hope you guys get the actual feel of this movie.
They would’ve cried their hearts out..
@@sangeetat6848 Exactly, they just kind of mocked the movie till the end with cringy jokes this time.
It’s not only movie it’s our true history….
yup polygamy of kings totally
Fact... Mastani connected people mind... Kashi connected with heart... I love kashi more than mastani
The fire arrows where actually a sign for Bajirao Peshwa to start the war
10:12 was the best part ❤️
I remember first time watching @jaby's reaction to 'Bajirao Mastani Trailer' and he said it as 'BAJI-ARO' instead of 'BAJI-RAO' and he still does that. Its just amazing! 😀
It's not story it's history ❣️
Abt the fountains....In Shaniwar Wada in Pune the home of the Peshwas...In the main chowk (which later got destroyed due to fire) there was a thing called 'Hajari Karanje' or thousand fountains built by Bajirao Peshwa which used a very intricately designed water system ...The pipes used to be ...uhhh...similar in structure to the Hose pipes in RRR ..you know the snake ones which Bheem uses to fight during the internal sequence...just material used were different....
Fountains have been a part of Indian Architecture for almost a thousand years
Dude India had fountains centuries ago.. our water management and irrigation plans were way ahead of rest from
d world..
4:31 I really liked the head movement.... that's so sweet 🙂
Ancient india had ultra modern techniques than current technologies which even richest countries dont have right now.
Peshwa bajirao was my great great great great great great grandfather. It does warm my heart knowing though tainted his story is viewed and apreciated by millions.
The reason that the peshwa's family wouldn't accept Mastani is because the Maratha empire's vision was a hindu dominant kingdom. Their mortal enemies were the Mughals (who were obviously Muslim) so having a muslim wife would tarnish the image of the Brahmin peshwa. The importance of religion and religious saints/gurus will be clearer in the later half of the movie when bajirao isn't present at the Brahmin bhoj (feast) which leads to further bitterness between them
Hindu-Muslim alliances were common during mediaeval era (as a political tool ofc), but given the position of the Marathas and the Mughals, the affinity between Bajirao and Mastani was doomed from the very outset
She gave him the signal to attack by lighting up the arrows.
I LOVE YOU JABYYYYY FOR REACTING TO THISSSSS, OMG. CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ KI JAI🚩
Ranveer Singh killed this role 🙌🏻🔥
Ranveer is fire💯🔥
Priyanka.... our queen ❤️🥰
Toughest subtitles, bcz dialogues carries the feel of the movie
Bajirao Peshwa was among the only 3 rulers in the world who never lost a single battle and the best movie they could come up with is a love story. Sad but true. 😏😏
Next movie you must do a watch along should be Padmavati
The water architecture was actually real back than they cut stone so smoothly that you can put one stone on to another and it becomes waterproof so they just made pipes underground and connect them with higher ground water pool
Those same architecture who made taj mahal
Fact: He never lost any single battle in his life
the movie choices have been excellent for a while now.
The awkward fact is that the movie tried to make extra marital affair look good..
What was Kashi's mistake? But she did suffered a lot because of them..
She lit the arrow with fire as a signal for Bajirao to attack. At those times , fire was one of the few ways to signal someone far, as it is seen from a distance at night.