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Sunday, 17 November 2013
A Colorful Delight: Film Review of Goliyon Ki Rasleela - Ramleela
After a very long time I've seen a film with such an element which literally hypnotizes you. The one before this was Dev D! That triggered me to review this film.
This was Sanjay Leela Bhansali at his best! A film so colorful has never been shot since I've been watching films. The use of colors in the film is phenomenal; full points on cinematography, brilliantly filmed. Trying to be a film critic, I was trying to find a flaw in the film, but was amazed to the core, couldn't find any; it was FLAWLESS! The way a culture and its rituals are amassed, so much detailing have never been taken care of ever in a Bollywood film. The best still shot of the film was watching Deepika Padukone's balcony from outside, art at its best.
Ranveer Singh has proved yet once again that he's going to stay for a very long time in the industry and will keep surprising us with his laudable performances again and again and yet again. The way he changes his expressions from exasperation to innocence to passion is truly admirable. If I have to define him in one word, it would be: virtuoso! Deepika Padukone is one of the top notch actresses and she "acts" in real sense unlike many others who are just glam-dolls. The way she has portrayed different emotions is commendable. She knows how to look sexy even in a ghaghra-choli type of attire. She is one brave actress in today's industry who dons versatile characters everytime. Priyanka Chopra with her one song enhances the mild seduction factor which is throughout the film. Supriya Pathak Kapoor rocks it to the core. You cannot judge her, because she will prove your judgment wrong, everytime!
This film clearly states the difference between sensual and sexual. The music of this film takes you to the excursion of Gujarati folk and is very well lyricized according to the film scenes. Monty Sharma, not being a Gujarati has composed a really marvellous score. It gives that finishing touch to the Gujarati-ism in the film. Being a Gujarati himself, Bhansali has created a chef-d'oeuvre and presented a rare side of a Gujarati which world knows nothing about. The way Gujarati culture is inculcated in the film, it feels like you are watching a Gujarati film with Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone in it. The comic timing is in correct proportion.
Overall, a film to be watched at least two times; One time to enjoy the film as an audience and second time to enjoy the detailing of the film, especially the colors. Because you never know when will you be able to see such a COMPLETE film again. Don't miss it!
Kudos to the whole team! It's a team effort, because a cruise cannot sail through the sea by just the captain of the ship, sailors are essential!
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