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IHeartDeepika

@IHeartDeepika

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Posted: 11 years ago

#451

Yeah it's not, but which other song is cheesy, raunchy and foot tapping? Idk then.😕

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poppy2009

@poppy2009

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Posted: 11 years ago

#452

Originally posted by: -IHeartDeepika-
Yeah it's not, but which other song is cheesy, raunchy and foot tapping? Idk then.😕

I think, by duet, what is meant is that both Ranveer and Deepika will be featured in it, even if its just sung by Aditya Narayan (who sounds uncannily like his dad!)

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maahi0214

@maahi0214

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Posted: 11 years ago

#453

Originally posted by: poppy2009

I think, by duet, what is meant is that both Ranveer and Deepika will be featured in it, even if its just sung by Aditya Narayan (who sounds uncannily like his dad!)

Raunchy? Idk 😕

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poppy2009

@poppy2009

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Posted: 11 years ago

#454

Originally posted by: -IHeartDeepika-
Haila, hotttness ☺️

Do Ram and Leela make out everytime they see each other? 😆 Not complaining. 😉

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Btw, the scene where both Ranveer and Deepika are dressed in white...as in where Ranveer is just wearing a Dhoti, is their post-marriage scene, I think. They are inside a hotel room, it seems! And being a Bhansali Production, even the hotel room looks like its from a fairyland!😆

Also, there were some still from the film while shooting, where Deepika's character is shown to have sindoor on her forehead and she is wearing the same white dress! So, I think they both runaway and get married (just like the original R&J) and then post their suhagraat, get caught by both sides of the family and suitably thrashed!

Till now the film looks like a literal adaptation of R&J (the first kiss at the dance)...the balcony scene (in the trailer)...the runaway wedding etc...hope SLB gives it a twist...makes it more interesting that a pair of lovers dying tragically at the end!

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Kruti

@NautankiSaali17

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Posted: 11 years ago

#455

I am excited for the new promo...as I mentioned in the other thread I want Ang Laga de, Laal Ishq or Ram chahe Leela...pretty plz 😳

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A_la_mode

@A_la_mode

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Posted: 11 years ago

#456

Awesome stills! Can't wait to see the movie! That scene with bare chest Ranveer worries me - one of those SLB's garish sets! But Ranveer DP looking hot!

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aashna

@ablazedmelody

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Posted: 11 years ago

#457

Deepika Padukone enjoys Navratri festival with fans

TNN | Oct 13, 2013, 12.00 AM IST

RJ Dhvanit with Deepika Padukone at the Radio Mirchi studio

The ongoing festivity of Navratri is much cherished by Amdavadis. And celebrations became all the more happening as Radio Mirchigave its listeners a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet and greet gorgeous Leela (Deepika Padukone) from the upcoming love-saga Ram-Leela.

This pretty actress was in town to enjoy the fesitivity. RJ Dhvanit interacted live with Deepika in Radio Mirchi's morning show Hi Amdavad. In this interaction, she talked about her experience of working in this movie and how she and Ranveer had to sweat it out to match the peppy beats of the songs, Raamji ki chaal and Nagada sang dhol " the Gujarati folk dance numbers which are setting the festive mood this Navratri.

And all this action isn't enough, there's more in store for fans " stay tuned to Radio Mirchi and you can stand a chance to win Deepika's extravagant ghaghra and Ranveer's kediya from the movie.

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aashna

@ablazedmelody

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Posted: 11 years ago

#458

I WANT TO BE KNOWN FOR MY FILMS NOT BY MY WEALTH

Riding high on his next, filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali feels happy to have made peace with his past, but he says love is another thing

13 Oct 2013
Hindustan Times (Mumbai)

here's tremendous excitement in the air for Sanjay Leela Bhansali these days. And this time, it encompasses everything " his return after two-and-half years; his movie (Ram-Leela) is mired in controversies one after the other, and of course, the skulking anxiety to present it to the audiences. "I am very excited and dying to show this film to people," says the filmmaker. Meanwhile, he has undeniably cut almost all corners in overcoming his past issues, as his animated and candid responses reveal.

After two unsuccessful films, is there an unseen fear lurking somewhere now that you're set to return after 2-and-a-half years?

Each film for a filmmaker is always a test, and every film has its own fate. It would be precarious and unjustifiable to let such an emotion overpower you in anyway, especially after I start a film. In that case, I'll stop making movies. And this one (Ram Leela) has my mother's name in it (Leela), so you know what I mean! Even if my last two films haven't been big hits, this one, I presume, will make its own mark because the subject, experience, actors and treatment is very new.

You have never spoken about your broken engagement with wellknown choreographer (Vaibhavi Merchant)? Would you like to share anything?

There are some things in life which are beautiful, and you want to retain the sanctity of that beauty. Those moments are mine. It's very important that I treat those moments with dignity, as they are private moments. A relationship has to be given the dignity, whether you are in it or not. This is one side of my life I'll not talk about.

Sure. Are you open to love again?

How do you fall out of love in the first place? If a relationship doesn't work, it doesn't work for various reasons, but it doesn't mean that you don't love that person. If it's not happening, it's not happening. But, how do I fall out of love? These are all personal crises that one goes through in life.

You'll be turning 50 soon. Have you thought of settling down?

I don't know. I can't say. Life is so unpredictable. I am happy with the way I am. I feel a certain amount of incompleteness will always be there in my life. It's my choice and I didn't want a certain lifestyle.

Your films are seemingly contrasting in nature, feel and look. Either you explore the dark and deep space (Black; 2005 and Guzaarish; 2011) or it's throbbing and vibrant (Devdas; 2005, Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam; 1999 or Ram-Leela).

I am both. Very alive and throbbing as a person and I love laughing " something many people don't know. I'm a sucker for beautiful things in life. It could be food or anything. I would go to any lengths or any place to see a great show, a good dance performance or good architecture. I would look at all these for hours without complaining. Essentially, I'm a very shaukeen (connoisseur) person. But there is a dark side to me too. I've become very lonely, and quiet. That's because I've gone through a lot in life, perhaps that also leaves its mark on your personality. These experiences give shades to your artistic pursuits. But let me tell you that Devdas, though flamboyant, was a dark and intense film which hardly had any humour. Black and Guzaarish, on the other hand were positive films. One is about a woman who says I want to go and achieve it and the other is about a man who says I am not afraid of death and I want to enjoy my last moments on this earth.

How many cars do you have own?

Three. One Mercedes and two very small economic cars. The Mercedes is for my mother's comfort and also the fact that after a hard day's work I want to put up my legs. It's quite spacious. Even if my needs are small I'm earning well today and who else should reap the benefit of my success but my mother. And of course my sister ( Bela). How can I forget those times when my mother would put me to sleep, I would watch her tired hands, exhausted face and voice (when she sang my lullabies), she was drained out. Half asleep with her needlework in her hand at 2 am in the morning, she would work to earn that extra R25. She would stich borders on to saris to make money.

How much value do you put in money today?

Just enough so that money feels valued and respected. Nothing matters to me more than my films. If I earn a certain amount, I put it all back, including my fees in my next project. I want to be known for my films, not by my wealth. What's the point of having a huge bungalow if you still have to go back and sleep in that little bed or eat from that small plate? So money is important as long as I get my returns.

Classics remain classics long after they have been released or their makers are dead. Do you agree? Or is a classic a popular choice?

It is very tough to answer what makes a classic. You cannot set out to make one. I think what makes a classic is the sheer genius of the person who creates that work. It can't be recreated again. It stands the test of time and is always beautiful even after 100 years. It should still work emotionally whenever you see it. When I see Do Ankhen Barah Haath (1957) today, I weep and cry at the brilliance of the film, its story and music. It has to be relevant and important in today's time and I'm not talking about social messages.

Does fame allow you to indulge in the little joys that were once a part of your life?

It doesn't occur to me that I'm recognised or not. I can still walk around casually without being bothered. I go to the Worli Sea Face for a walk. I go shopping at malls; go down the road to the bhel wallah who is my good friend. Sometimes I carry my wallet, sometimes I buy on credit from them. I don't go to big hotels; I don't have many luxury cars. But who cares? I don't want to lose contact with reality. I do this because I want to see real things around me and study faces. I don't want to sit in a plush office and lose touch with the real world. My office is also not a plush director's office. I enjoy the small things in life.

How did you take criticism when you last two movies failed?

My first film was a huge critical success but a huge boxoffice failure. I've seen failure and humiliation from the beginning. I've come through that space in my life. Guzaarish was a wonderful film. And Saawariya is one of my favourite works. But people's reactions shook me to a great extent. I was hurt and angry. A lot of people went to the extent of saying that Sanjay Bhansali is over and no actor wants to work with him now. It was in the newspapers, radio and television. But then, life goes on. The best way of dealing with failure is an expression of my anger. It triggers a mad side in me. I've become unstoppable. I've seen too many struggles and hardships to take success or failure seriously.

Your anger is legendary in the industry. There are stories about you flinging phones and all that. Are they true?

People probably think I'm rude, arrogant, proud and inaccessible, but I'm nothing of those. I express myself openly and whole-heartedly. If there's a shot I've set up and you walk by and drop a glass over there, I will shout at you. And that's not to humiliate you, it's because I care for my shot. It's a shot we had set up. I have figured that as a filmmaker; I must clearly express all my emotions " anger, jealousy, joy, love, happiness, greed or bitterness. And then maybe, I can tell those stories honestly through other characters and explain to them what it all means. Does expressing anger make me wrong or evil? It's not that I'm an angry person. I'm very wellbehaved. In fact I was happy and joyful about making this film. Also, you evolve and grow as a person.

Your next two films, the Mary Kom biopic and Gabbar are diametrically opposite again.

I agree and I'm very excited about them. As a producer I am enjoying that process as well. One is a film on a person that actually exists, a biopic of a person who is young and wonderful. As for Gabbar I'm excited about that as well because Akshay Kumar is in it.

Edited by ablazedmelody - 11 years ago

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MercurialMedusa

@MercurialMedusa

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Posted: 11 years ago

#459

Interesting read.. Sanjay seems to have come back with a vengeance post Saawariya and Guzaarish.. looks like more than the movie's failure people pulling him and his art down has got to him am sure if he is saying I can't wait to show my movie to the audiences he has come up with some brilliance which is causing an immense creative satisfaction to him.. now I really can't wait to watch the movie 😊 and Deepika is really lucky coz he named her character after a person whom he worships am sure this would be the best role yet for deepika and perhaps the one of her all-time bests 😃

This part of the interview intrigued me..

Sure. Are you open to love again?

Perhaps this is what Deepika feels too..

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you2

@you2

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+ 6

Posted: 11 years ago

#460

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Ram Leela's Nagada Sang Dhol song crosses 3 million views

TNN | Oct 13, 2013, 12.51 PM IST

Deepika Padukone in the song.

From an exquisite looking Deepika Padukone to melodious voices, from rocking garba moves to a dapper dhoti-clad Ranveer Singh, Ram Leela'a 'Nagada Sang Dhol' song has it all. Hence, it is does not come as a surprise that the song has got more than three million views in just a few days of its launch.

Ram Leela's Nagada Sang Dhol song has touched 3 million + views on Youtube. This is a huge feat for the entire team as it is a highly awaited film from SLB's kitty.

The song has become extremely popular among the youth and is heard playing during the ongoing Dandiya festivities. The song has been sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Osman Mir, and it beautifully captures the Navratri festive spirit.

While Deepika is looking drop dead gorgeous in a red lehenga, Ranveer looks quite the heart throb in a red turban. The song will remind you off Aishwarya-Salman's Dholi Taro Dhol Baaje song from Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam. However, this peppy number is rocking with its dance moves, foot-tapping beats and the sizzling chemistry between Deepika and Ranveer.

Watch: Nagada Sang Dhol