Certain important disclaimers before you proceed 

Point 1 - It's a personal review. Just like food, movies are very subjective. What fits my taste might end up giving you diarrhea.

Point 2 - I have hated a few scenes from the movie which someone might have surely loved, no offense to anyone; we can all exist in peace & harmony and have our own opinions.

Point 3 - I am not a Khilji supporter, I support great performances.

 . To start with, the credits at the start were really a nice gesture to ensure that the audiences know who worked their asses off on what but it was really boring to sit and read all that along with long disclaimers for over 5-8 minutes. Note that the movie starts with Khilji's clan and his story, and that's the only charming pat about the movie, Ranveer Singh's performance.
So this review is a bit late, why ? Because it took time for me to watch the movie and review it, the safety was a huge concern in the first week of "Padmaavat's" release

He takes over all his scenes effortlessly; be it the one where he is holding his blood soaked head on a spear or the scene where he dances in his own style just before his wedding or the scene where he wears the Sultan E Taj for the first time. All of them are marvelous.

 While having a powerful villain is the best way to elevate the Hero's presence, for example movies like The Dark Knight Triology or our Agneepath are the bet examples; having a powerless Hero lets one down. Allaudin Khilji essayed by Ranveer Singh is larger than life; bad, vindictive, unapologetic and a bit crazy. Maharana Rawal Ratan Singh played by Shahid Kapoor on the other hand is seen doing nothing much apart from walking hurriedly from one fort wall to another when Khilji attacks and being mesmerized by his wife's pure beauty.

Ranveer Singh stole the show completely  

Why was Shahid's performance a let down?

Deepika, the slow motion walk and the costumes

Feminists need to chill 

Why will I watch it again? 

Bollywood plots are often filled with loopholes and this fact is becoming a norm these days especially in comedy movies. Below is a list of 5 mistakes in Bollywood movies which you might have not noticed and will blow your mind.

1. Sholay 

While the entire Ramgarh is shown facing the problem of no electricity, Dharmendra's character Veeru is shown drunk and on a water tank. Water tank's run on water pumps and needs electricity supply, so all we can guess is that the people of Ramgarh climbed to the top of the so called tanki and removed water themselves ?

2. Kuch Kuch Hota Hai

It's my all time favorite movie but it has a major loophole in it's plot. Rani Mukherji leaves 8 letters for her daughter to read until she is 8 years old, 1 letter for every year, okay? Now think about it. Rani Mukherji's character Tina expected her 1 year daughter to start reading? Who was that first 2-3 letters for exactly? And did her daughter even read them?

3. Baahubali 2

4. Pyaar Toh Hona Hi Tha

5. Aashiqui 2 

100 years ago no one could have guessed that a movie release would create an outrage on streets or a technology to bring Dinosaurs back in reel life would ever be possible, but we are living in an age of these realities. This makes me wonder how movies and stories will be like in a hundred years from now.

Right now our stories are going into the past, taking "inspiration" and coming back as remakes, at least the movie stories are. There is a visible dearth in stories when it comes to Indian cinema currently. When was the last time you saw a movie which was not a biography or a historic or a remake or a sequel and you still enjoyed it? Pure stories of people who are real are becoming rare to find. Kangana Ranaut's Queen, Bhumi Pednekar and Ayushmaan Khurana's Shubh Mangal Saavdhan, and Vidya Balan's Tumhari Sulu are a few names which are literally gems of recent times. While movies like Golmaal Returns , Judwaa 2 and the likes storm the box office, they are not telling a new story. They are merely taking an old story ahead or worse,they are just retelling the same old same old story through a new screenplay.

A 100 years from now, movies will have stories based on today's heroes? Will they ? Do we really have heroes in this era? Icons, Legends? The current era is so busy consuming so much of media in all ways that becoming a path breaker and a game changer has taken a backseat. The only so called "icons" we have are either the filthy rich who are busy portraying Botox as a everyday commodity & the whole world is busy "Keeping Up" with their antics and those showcasing six pack abs with zero pack of brains. We are living in an era where a high school student is made into a troll for being a topper and securing 98% while someone who specializes in buffoonery becomes an online favorite.

Movie stories in 100 years

100 years from now movies will probably be made on life story of inventor or YouTube or Twitter ( I actually see it happening in the next 10 years itself), we will also continue to have stories of alien invasion ( provided by then we are not actually invaded by aliens, because if we are then this whole post will become pointless). The stories will also revolve around how badly humans have destroyed this planet, how female species are becoming extinct in some countries due to excessive female infanticide and the likes. Stories based on the life of the then common man will also travel to the celluloid and make a mark by discussing problems like global warming and lowered average living span of humans which will affect all love stories. Heroes stories will become obsolete, stories will be about the Villians and justification of their actions which ultimately will portray them as the heroes. Actresses will showcase the use of more and more technology to look younger which will become a fad with the common people and they will also be a torchbearer of feminism.

Advanced robotics will work it's magic and the technology will not only make human life dependent on them but will also seep into the movie stories. Movies based on human emotions of robots and machines, their invasion on our planet and human life trying to escape will take over. I know many of these themes are already explored but they have failed and they have failed because they were made in the wrong era, the film makers were literally ahead of their times in such cases.

Last but not the least, I don't  know exactly what the stories will be like, but I hope movies will still continue to have stories even after a 100 years.