Right from the day-one, Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s directorial “Padmavati” has been making headlines for all the good and otherwise reasons. Coming to the details of the trailer and posters, it is very clear that Bhansali once again showcased the galore, grandeur in every manner, and the bloody-bold details of the visuals are nothing less to be discussed.
Be it the war scenes or the romance, Bhansali’s previous flicks ‘Ram Leela’ and ‘Bajirao Mastani’ are legit proofs of him mastering the both gracefully. As it is already understood by many, it is the essence of details in the posters of Padmavati that prove everything Bhansali can do.
However, the characterization of Ranveer Singh as Alauddin Khilji and Deepika Padukone as Rani Padmini gas stole the limelight. Every Bollywood biggie has so far responded to the trailer which was released yesterday. Special compliments were showered on Ranveer Singh for portraying the antagonist role. And Deepika equally won the appreciation for her stud expressions and intense presence.
But, it is Alia Bhatt’s tweet on Deepika that drew huge attention from media. She went writing, “I’ve not seen the performance yet but I saw the trailer, I think Padmavati…. Deepika as Padmavati was just so fabulous and she just looked like so fabulous and I know I can never look like that or act like that.”
Later, Alia added, “She just looks like a Queen and I told her also ‘you are so lovely and so inspiring’ and I just know she is going to nail it in that film I just get that sense. I’m really looking forward to this one.”
While this tweet looked so sweet on her part, it is the reply from Deepika that irked netizens in some manner. As Deepika ended up replying, “My Aloo…you make NO SENSE! I love you!!!❤ @aliaa08”. Check out the tweet here:
My Aloo…you make NO SENSE!I love you!!!❤️ @aliaa08 https://t.co/9zNoQixwDv
— Deepika Padukone (@deepikapadukone) October 29, 2017
However, it must be understood that the way Deepika said “Aloo” conveys the love she has for Alia. Well, let us just wait till December 1st to witness the amusing Padmavati on big screens.