New Delhi: Sanjay Leela Bhansali is not just a director but a precious gem of Indian cinema. His films—be it the visual grandeur of ‘Padmaavat’, the poetic depth of ‘Bajirao Mastani’ or the emotional power of ‘Gangubai Kathiawadi’—bring alive the Indian culture and soul. Bhansali’s stories not only enchant the audience but also give Indian cinema a new identity on the global stage.

Bhansali is compared to legends like Raj Kapoor, K. Asif and Guru Dutt, and the comparison is absolutely apt. His films balance grandeur and emotion with classics like ‘Padmaavat’. Detail in every frame, depth in every character and magic in the music—this is Bhansali’s specialty. Film critic Ravi Varma says, “Bhansali’s films are not just stories, but an experience, which present Indian heritage with pride.” Even in the era of global cinema, he keeps Indian values ​​at the center, which makes him unique.

Now Bhansali’s new film ‘Love and War’ is in the news, which stars stars like Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal. This film is ready to set a new record for Indian cinema. Cinema expert Shalini Gupta says, “Bhansali’s stories are a mix of ancient and modern, which take the audience on an emotional and visual journey.” This project of Bhansali is not only a proof of his creativity, but also reflects his foresight to shape the future of Indian cinema. His films cherish the past and show the way to the future.