Ramleela

Ramleela, one of the most highly anticipated films of the year, garnered more than 5.9 million views within weeks of its trailer's release. "It’s the best trailer I have ever made among my films", says Sanjay Leela Bhansali. Click Ramleela to watch the trailer.

Ramleela is an adaptation of Shakespeare’s timeless love story Romeo & Juliet. A young man (Romeo) and woman (Juliet) fall madly in love, going against the enmity that exists between their two families. However, deaths of the two star-crossed lovers ultimately reconcile their feuding families.

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Ramleela, in contrast, starring Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone, portrays a violent and passionate love story, at the backdrop of the rural Rajasthan. The movie is set in "a town like no other" as the trailer proclaims. It is known as the land of guns, goons and deep-ingrained enmity. Ram – the local village Romeo, is a raapchik, cheap, dramatic vagabond. Leela is a beautiful, young, spicy, fearless gujrati chokri, born to an underworld mistress and yet far removed from the violence that surrounds her.

The Jadejas and the Rabaris are sworn enemies since the past 500 years. Worlds collide when their own kin-Ram and Leela-dares to fall in love with each other. Ram fights the whole world for his Leela and yet the man stands by his clan even at the cost of his own love. Leela's life is only about her faith in her lover, her tireless wait for him, her sacrifices for him and ultimately herself against him. The sizzling chemistry of stars Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh, the striking background score comprising 10 culturally nourished songs, their hard-hitting dialogues or the picturesque Gujarat, every aspect of this film has been paid great attention all to ensure it leaves an impact. Ramleela is certainly a film that I will want to catch – first day, first show if possible. Ramleela is all set to hit the theaters on 15 November 2013