New Delhi: Released seven years ago, Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Padmavat became a landmark and prestigious film in Indian cinema. The film starred Deepika Padukone in the tissue role of Rani Padmavati, in which Shahid Kapoor portrayed her husband, Maharana Rawal Singh and Ranveer Singh as invaders Alauddin Khilji. Since the film is ready to re -release in a day, seeing a major attraction of the film, Deepika’s magnificent performance as Rani Padmavati, a specially prestigious dance dance in Gitammar.

To prepare for the iconic song Ghomar, Deepika Padukone trained and trained for the traditional Rajasthani dance form, including the involvement of circular winds. Impressively, he performed more than 66 twists filming the song. Connecting the challenge, he danced by Rimple Narula at 30 kg Lehenga, which estimates a cost of Rs 30 lakh, which was paired with heavy jewelry. Despite the complex tricks and wide dress, Deepika performed a mesmer, in which the audience was mesmerized.

Deepika said how she prepared for the song, “Damar song has been one of the most difficult song sequences that Sanjay (Leela Bhansali) Sir and I have shot. Their vision can be seen in the grandeur of the set and immense hard work that we all have put it in making it. ,

He revealed how he felt that the Padmavat Atma entered her body during the shooting of Ghoomar, “I had actually started preparing this film and character for several months before starting to make a film. But it was for the song Ghamor, which I first went to set as Padmavat. The shooting of Padmavat started with Ghoomar song and I will never forget that day. “I remember that the first shot approached my mark and suddenly I was feeling a cold through my body. It was almost the same as the Padmavat soul had entered my body. He still looks and will continue for years to come, “he said.

Seven years after its original release, Padmavat is ready for a grand re-relief in theaters on 6 February 2025. The enthusiasm among fans is clear, as they are eagerly waiting for the opportunity to relieve the prestigious cinematic spectacle on the big screen.