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Ram Chaahe Leela - Title Track by Bhoomi Trivedi.

For translation of lyrics, click the song name. Here is a list of all the songs of the album. The lyrics for the album are written by Siddharth and Garima, and though their names have not been seen before, the lyrics are good and you can even see some play on words in places, for example in Ram Chaahe Leela.īesides, there is one traditional Gujarati song, Mann Mor Bani Thangat Kare, in the album too, which is a really beautiful number.

He also dedicated "Bajirao Mastani" (2015) and "Padmaavat" (2018) to them.Ramleela is a beautiful album composed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, who is composing music for an entire movie for the second time, after Guzaarish. This was the first time he dedicated a film to his dog. Sanjay Leela Bhansali dedicated the film to his parents and to his pet dog Lady Popo.Unhappy that the makers of the film did not seek his permission or give him credit, the singer planned to send them a legal notice. He found out about its inclusion in the film only after its release. Vegda's song was an adaptation of a Bhavai folk song. This 35-minute long song is said to be the longest Gujarati song. However, it was not part of the film's music release. The film featured a portion of the Gujarati song "Bhala Mori Rama Bhai Bhai" recorded by Arvind Vegda.They also wrote the film's dialogues and co-wrote its screenplay with Sanjay Leela Bhansali. This was the debut Hindi film of lyricists Siddharth - Garima.They worked together again in two more films by Sanjay Leela Bhansali - "Bajirao Mastani" (2015) and "Padmavat" (2018). They got close during its making and, after a few years of dating, got married in 2018. This was the first film in which Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone worked together.The film neither intends nor attempts to insult, wound or outrage the religion, religious feelings or religious beliefs of any class of citizens of India.". It also displayed the following disclaimer - "Ram the character in this film does not depict or resemble Lord Shri Ram in any manner nor does the film or title thereof depict traditional Ramleela performance associated with Lord Shri Ram. To clarify that it had nothing to do with Hinduism, the film credited William Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet" as its inspiration. As a result of these court cases, the film was not released in some regions and released in some others with a prefix - "Goliyon Ki Rasleela". It was claimed that the film's title had special significance for Hindus and that depicting sex and violence in it would hurt the community's sentiments. The makers of the film were taken to court in various states and demands were made for it to be banned. This film faced objections from various quarters due to its title.