Ranveer Singh re -defines the villain roles in Bollywood in ‘Padmavat’, a portrayal of Ulauddin Khilji. His intense and transformational performance equally shocked the audience and critics, making Khilji one of the most memorable opponents in Indian cinema.

The film’s Grand Theatrical Run got with immense appreciation, and Ranveer’s performance was a major attraction. Amidst heavy praise, an acknowledgment stood out – apart from Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan, who sent a handwritten note to Ranveer with a flower bouquet.

Ranveer was shifted deeply with this gesture and took him to Twitter to share his happiness. Posting a picture of the note, he captioned it, “Muje Mera Award Gone,” insisting on how much B’s great praise was for him.

While Ranveer never detected the exact words from Amitabh’s letter, the note symbolized the highest form of recognition in the industry. Big B is known for his thoughtful handwritten notes, and getting one from legend is a dream for any actor.

Ranveer’s role in Padmavat was a game-changer. Prior to this film, he was widely identified for his romantic and comic roles. However, his performance as Khilji demonstrated his ability to give a ruthless and without any character with chilling accuracy.

His dedication to the role was clear in every frame. From his persecuted expressions to his unexpected energy, he brought Khilji into life in a way that had never been seen before. His physical change and psychological depth set new benchmarks in Bollywood.

Seven years after the release of Padmavat, the film is ready for re -release in theaters on February 6, 2025. The fans are thrilled to leave the cinematic spectacle and Ranveer’s award -winning performances once again on the big screen.

The re -release of Padmavat also reminds how the film changed Ranveer’s career. It established him as one of the finest actors in India, which is capable of giving a forever exhibiting performance.

Even today, Amitabh Bachchan’s note remains a special milestone in Ranveer’s visit-it states that his Padmavat performance was not only a fan-pasandida, but also deeply honored by the greatest in the industry.