Hrithik loves his Chandni! Check this !

A reliable source from the unit informs, "Apart from horse riding lessons, the actors have been asked to develop a bond with their horses. We can't have the horse trainers in the frame while filming, so it's better that the actors handle the animals themselves."

So in love!

So how do the actors bond with the four-legged beauties? Apparently, the actors have been carrying carrots, biscuits and gram in their pockets. "The actors are present during the morning feed. Also, they feed the horses with their own hands," says the source.

A month-long horse training camp at the Mahalaxmi racecourse preceded the Jaipur schedule of the film. However, Ash didn't attend the camp and is catching up on her lessons now. Says a unit member, "Ash is not new to horse riding. She says she's done it before. As for Hrithik and Sonu, they're at ease with their horses now. In fact, both of them are in love with their horses!"

Gowariker has acquired 250 horses, 150 camels and 100 elephants for the lavish war sequences. We hear special outfits have been designed for the animals representing the side they belong to on the battlefield. Says a unit member, "The Mughal horses have grey uniforms. On the other hand, the Rajput horses sport orange and green colours. The helpers usually get them dressed and march them out in a row every morning."