Deepika practiced differently to prepare herself for the role of 'Ram Leela'


Published: 03:10 5 August 2026
Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone's career is one of the most talked about movies in 'Goliyon Ki Rasleela Ram-Leela'. Although her performance in the movie was praised by the audience and critics, veteran actress Jayati Bhatia recently revealed the special preparation she had to go through for the role.
In an interview given to Indian media, Jayati Bhatia said that at the request of director Sanjay Leela Bhansali, she helped Deepika prepare mentally for the character. An exceptional practice was arranged so that there was no hesitation or inertia while acting.
According to her, Deepika was asked to practice speaking the dialogues out loud while standing on a balcony of Bhansali's office. The aim was to bring out the emotion, confidence and spontaneity of the character.
Jayati said that although it was an acting practice at the beginning, Deepika quickly got completely immersed in the character. Even when she went beyond the prescribed dialogue, she continued acting spontaneously, which surprised her.
In her words, despite being an established star, Deepika did not have any hesitation or hesitation. She focused on making the character real rather than what anyone thought.
According to Jayati Bhatia, Deepika Padukone's dedication to acting and her mentality of reaching the depths of the character have made her a successful actress. And the audience has clearly seen the reflection of that preparation in her acclaimed performance in the movie 'Ram-Leela'.
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