Ranveer Singh gave 30 takes, while Deepika took 50 takes during Ram Leela shoot, reveals Barkha Bisht

Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone's journey to success has been a testament to their dedication and hard work. While the couple has achieved immense success, their path wasn't without its challenges. Actress Barkha Bisht, who co-starred with them in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela," recently shared a heartwarming anecdote about Ranveer's supportive nature.

During an interview with Siddharth Kannan, Barkha Bisht shared insights into her experience working on Sanjay Leela Bhansali's *Goliyon Ki Rasleela Ram-Leela*. She described Bhansali's signature larger-than-life filmmaking style and revealed that the set would fall silent whenever the director lost his temper, even Ranveer Singh. While Barkha never personally witnessed Bhansali's anger directed at her, she observed it firsthand.

When asked if Bhansali ever lost his cool with Ranveer, Barkha attributed Ranveer's positive and lighthearted nature to the director's calm demeanor towards him. She acknowledged Ranveer's dedication to his craft but highlighted his "joyful and pleasant nature" as a crucial factor in maintaining a harmonious atmosphere on set. Barkha explained that Ranveer has a knack for defusing tense situations, preventing conflicts from escalating, and ensuring a positive environment throughout the filming process.

During an interview, Barkha revealed that she struggled with a particular shot, requiring 16 takes. Feeling disheartened, she worried about her career. However, Ranveer, known for his dedication and positive energy, came to her aid. He comforted her, sharing that he had also taken 30 takes, while Deepika had taken 50. He reassured her, saying, "You're good."

I was worried, and I thought that my career was over when Ranveer came over and comforted me. He told me that he had also given 30 takes, while Deepika took 50 takes. 'You're good' is what he said to me

- Barkha

"Goliyon Ki Rasleela Ram-Leela" became a massive success, not only for its gripping narrative and stellar cast but also for its memorable soundtrack. Songs like "Ang Laga De," "Laal Ishq," and "Tattad Tattad" remain fan favorites, cementing the film's legacy in Bollywood.