I am very happy with Lootera: Ranveer Singh

Ranveer singh feels the shooting of his upcoming movie ‘Lootera’ which also stars Sonakshi Sinha, has been wrapped up. He feels it will be a quality film.

Ranveer told, “Lootera’ has been completed and I am very thrilled because of the way it has turned out and I am very happy.”

“(I have) A lot of satisfaction, (and) all credit to our director Vikramaditya Motwane. I think he has made a quality film and I really cannot wait for it to come out,” further added the 27 year old.

‘Lootera’ will release on March 29, 2013.

He also ended the rumors about who will be cast opposite her in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s ‘Ram Leela’.

“I will be seen opposite Deepika (Padukone) in ‘Ram Leela’,” he told.

Aurangzeb Arjun Kapoor comes with Lootera Ranveer Singh in a love triangle film!

Ranveer Singh, Arjun Kapoor

Bollywood new hunks Arjun Kapoor and Ranveer Singh who seemingly share cold vibes after Arjun’s super hit début Ishaqzaade and his growing fame, might share screen space in YRf’s next project that will be directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, who also directed Meri Brother Ki Dulhan.

The concept of the movie is based on a love triangle. Yash chopra certainly knows how to capitalize on issues as it was freshly reported that both the actors had a fall out when Arjun was seen getting too close to Ranveer’s ex Anushka Sharma. In the movie they’ll be seen as fighting and trying to win over the girl’s heart. The female lead still hasn’t been decided.

Ranveer Singh will be seen next in Lootera and Ram Leela while Arjun Kapoor is busy with Aurangzeb.

Sonakshi Sinha’s romance with ‘Lootera’ Ranveer Singh!

Sonakshi Sinha

Sonakshi Sinha, Ranveer Singh

Remember, when Sonakshi set limitations for herself at the beginning of her career, where she told she would never expose or get intimate with her co-stars?

Well, things have now changed. In her upcoming flick Lootera, Sonakshi Sinha will be seen getting intimate with her co-star Ranveer Singh. It is heard that the two have already shot for a sizzling intimate scene for the film.

It is also heard that the intimate scene that was shot, is a part of a song and was shot in the presence of very few people on the sets.
A source from the sets is quoted as telling, “Ranveer Singh and Sonakshi Sinha were comfortable doing the scene, though there were a few retakes, which neither of them did mind, apparently.”

In the movie directed by Vikramaditya Motwane, Sonakshi and Ranveer play the characters madly in love with each other.

Ranveer Singh uses Deva Anand’s tricks to woo Sonakshi Sinha!

Sonakshi Sinha and Ranveer Singh in film Lootera Song

Sonakshi Sinha and Ranveer Singh in film Lootera Song

Dev Anand lives again! In the soon-to-start-shooting of Rs.60 crore action-adventure 'Lootera', Ranveer Singh would supposedly be shown wooing Sonakshi Sinha with some of the Evergreen star's hit numbers, including 'Khoya khoya chand', 'Tere mere sapne' and 'Yeh dil na hota bechara'.

Producer Madhu Mantena, who was associated with HMV-Saregama, will apply for the rights of Dev Anand melodies. These, tell a source, would not be applied to the movie in any random fashion. The songs would be filmed keeping the mood and tempo and flavour of the original sequences, and no tampering to the core of the compositions or their screen interpretations at all.

It seems that, director Vikramaditya Motwane would shoot the songs in black-and-white.

Ranveer, a huge Dev Anand fan, would be shown as a Dev Anand fan in the movie, sporting the same hairstyle, clothes, attitude and of course the songs.

When we asked producer Mantena about the Dev Anand influence on 'Lootera', he said, 'We're most certainly going all-out to get the mood right. Beyond that it would be premature to reveal our exact plans. Vikramaditya would be the best person to throw light on how Ranveer's character will be presented in 'Lootera'.'

While Motwane remained tight-lipped, Ranveer did mention, ' 'Lootera' is the only film that I've signed after 'Ladies Vs Ricky Behl'. Of course, there's a huge amount of preparation involved. Though the film is set in Kolkata, I don't play a Bengali.'

After conman, Ranveer is all set to play a swashbuckling hero in the 1950s movie. And to get into the vintage mood, Ranveer has seemingly asked the makers of 'Lootera' to grant him time to understand the period, and that includes studying cinema and songs of Dev Anand.

In the meantime, recreating West Bengal of the 1950s for 'Lootera' is proving to be a far more expensive affair than the producers had bargained for.