Ranveer Singh's Bajirao Mastani look decoded!

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Ranveer has always experimented with his looks. From the vintage look in Lootera to perfecting the brawny desi look in Ram Leela, Ranveer Singh has always thrown surprises. And now he's turned bald forBajirao Mastani.

Not just that, the character has also brought in some changes in his mannerisms, says designer Anju Modi. ""He is looking sexy with his new bald look. He looks extremely regal with those Maratha turbans and he has somehow developed a voice quality which is a lot deeper and heavier than his usual voice. He himself said that after wearing all these royal costumes, his voice has changed into something more powerful."

Keeping the authenticity of the era was the only guideline that task master Sanjay Leela Bhansali had given her and Anju worked on every detail, she claims. "It is an 18th century film. Sanjay sir wanted me to do extensive research on that period. We studied all the paintings and understood what they used to wear and how they used to drape it. By the end of it, we realised that we can take some amount of creative liberty as well," she says.

She further adds that like any other typical SLB film, Bajirao Mastani too will be a testimony to the director's perfect picture frames and grandiose! Ditching the usual gold shimmer, Anju has tried to do it differently using more powerful colours. "Gold is obviously there but we have used other power colours which bring out the masculinity and at the same time, exuding command. We are using military green, navy blue and of course there is a lot of ivory and egg white. It's more like those vegetable dye colours."

Usually enthusiastic and energetic, Ranveer Singh has taken a keen interest in making hisBajirao Mastani look stand out. "He got involved in the research and traveled with us to Pune, Nasik and all those remote areas. He even tried all the dhotis, the churidars and was extremely excited. When the actor himself is so involved, you tend to get doubly involved," smiles Anju.