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Best movie of this year hands down!

Very best movie i ever watch

Highly Overrated But Still Good

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

Sanjay Leela Bhansali is back with a blast with a Desi touch of Gujarat & Rajasthan.Deepika gorgeous as ever and Ranveer is improvising with every movie and going to be perfectionist in future.Each shot of movie is masterpiece and you can hang it like paiting in home.The movie reminded of Mudghal-E-Azam when compared to sets and the style.....I hope same with Padmavati also

This film has many flaws, certainly the bit that prolonged it further that of Romeo and Juliet originally is, to be precise the part where, after their parting, Raam and Leela go on to lead their respective tribes, is one biggest flaw that this film had. One thing I'd have personally changed about the story here was, Raam was played a very big role in the fight that broke out which resulted in him killing Leela's brother. I don't remember anymore how this particular event occurs in the original play, but even if it was that way, I'd have changed this bit and shown Raam to have murdered him by accident - certainly not by playing such a big role in that quarrel!The other negative point about was the extremely dirty wordplay and the language used. That wasn't needed, although I know Shakespeare was famous for such cunning use of words, but you've to keep in mind the cultural difference between the two kinds of audience.But beyond all that, this remains a thoroughly enjoyable film where the chemistry between this couple of Juliet and her Romeo makes you forget any other shortcomings this film carries. They so well depict the inner feeling that a lover has about the other that no matter what, he/he can't be betrayer, despite the circumstantial evidence always pointing towards the negative.Ranveer's work alone makes this film worthy of watching it again. No Bollywood hero would come even close to playing the role of a wicked Romeo with such efficiency. This film was in a way the making of Ranveer, it gave him a direction of what kind of roles would make his way to stardom. From this film, his career took off and never looked back, and was of course the one made me a fan of him.As a side-note, those were the days of 2013... I'd completed my way to being a wicked and yet tragedy Romeo. A funny and wicked guy who made his company worthwhile to so many people, had a tragedy sealed on his heart, wore a smile, composed poetry, and was deeply, deeply in love (and still is!). I thought as if someone's made a film on my character! Those were the days!

Obviously - this is Romeo (Ram) and Juliet (Leela), done as a Bollywood extravaganza. I really liked it. They stayed true to the original story line but also borrowed heavily from West Side Story in a way that made for a really nice blend. In fact, the dominant influence appeared to be West Side Story - and not just because it's a musical. It was also VERY sexy. But in a comical way. Our main characters would roll about in a state of near undress kissing, and then burst into song & dance. It's a Bollywood movie - it is what it is. I have to say - I loved Ranveer's look. Nearly naked, he looks like Adonis, and his mustache was wonderful. It's a really good look for him. More men should wear mustaches like that and I am not normally a mustache fan. He's made me one. His opening dance sequence was over the top fabulous. I enjoyed how they would occasionally speak in rhyme - basically translating some of the most famous lines from Romeo & Juliet into Hindi poetry. I thought that worked really well and it was delightful and helped anchor the movie as a proper retelling of Romeo & Juliet. When you see Romeo & Juliet - there are certain moments you need to hear. Certain lines that are classic and oft quoted, and they provided those moments in this movie with those bits of poetic rhyme. I thought it was an excellent artistic choice and again, helped to ensure that we knew we were watching Romeo & Juliet as Ram & Leela. I also liked the fact that the head of the "Capulet" family in this movie was a woman. She was nasty and mean and sympathetic and extremely well acted by Supriya Pathak Kapur. Deepika is wonderful, but she's Juliet - so her job is to fawn over Ram and be constrained by her family. She does it well - and her - are you coming to bed now that we are married sultry bed dance in white scene - wow - she is a REALLY good dancer. That was her main stand out moment. Richa Chadda - as Leela's sister in law (the Rita Moreno character in West Side Story) was also excellent. The women in this movie carried the movie. Aside from Ram - all the other men were basically interchangeable. Anyway - Richa's big moment - looking for Ram but getting harassed by Ram's men is straight out of West Side Story and again, I thought they captured the look and feel of that really well - it was a great echo of West Side Story - that sets us up for the rumble to come.The rumble was well realized and beautifully shot. How the heads of family are turned to call off the fighting and the tragic deaths of Ram & Leela had me crying at the end. Any movie that makes me cry is a good movie as far as I am concerned.

The similarities are quite stark to Ishaqzaade including the ending and a little bit of Gangs of Wasseypur. Lots of kissing scenes that would even make Emraan Hashmi blush. Besides that and Ranveer Singh's abs nothing much to write about. The dialogs were vulgar and the innuendos made it hard to watch it with the family. As the saying goes in Hindi this movie was made to appease the "Chavani crowd" and succeeded. I would give a B- grade for the songs. The quirky movies Mr. Bhansali normally makes is at least his genre instead of this knock off from other successful movies. My advise Mr.Bhansali please make a movie with some originality and substance or at least provide us with a barf bag the next time you come up with a stinker.