Padmaavat | Ranveer Singh's response to Swara Bhaskar's open letter slamming Bhansali film will leave you stunned

Ranveer Singh is on cloud nine for all the appreciation he is getting for Sanjay Leela Bhansali's film Padmaavat. In the role of Alaudin Khalji, Ranveer has earned maximum applauds in the role of his first ever evil character. He has turned out to be the brightest star in the film which also stars Deepika Padukone and Shahid Kapoor in the lead.

So no surprises there, the actor seems little perturbed about Swara Bhaskar's opinion in an open letter to Sanjay Leela Bhansali, which also read, "You may be wondering why the hell I am going on and on thus about vaginas. Because Sir, that's what I felt like at the end of your magnum opus. I felt like a vagina. I felt reduced to a vagina. only." In an interview to PTI, Ranveer Singh had quite an unexpected reply when asked about Swara Bhaskar's letter. The actor said,  “I got a message from Swara just yesterday. She loved my performance in the film. So…” 

While Padmaavat director Sanjay Leela Bhansali has not responded to the open letter, actor Shahid Kapoor, who plays the role of Maharawal Ratan singh in the movie had earlier said, "I haven't read it yet. We have been busy with other things, but I think this isn't the right time. It has been a tough battle for us to be able to bring forth the film to the audience. It feels great to receive support from the entire industry but it feels odd that someone said something on a personal level. That's OK though as everyone has the right to say what they want but I haven't read it yet."

After indulging in war of words with the trolls on micro-blogging site Twitter for her controversial letter open letter to "Padmaavat", actress Swara Bhaskar has also clarified that she did not 'expect so much chaos just because of a word that starts with 'V'

While attending an event, when asked about her open letter, Swara said, "Everybody has right to express opinion. I kept my views in a very polite manner and had no wrong intentions. I put forward a few legitimate questions. I didn't expect so much chaos just because I used a word which starts with 'V'..." She added, "If people don't agree with me, it's alright as it is democratic country. I had no idea that this would create such a mayhem and that people who are not connected to the film at all will get upset."

Meanwhile, 'Padmaavat' continues to roar at the box-office as the movie crossed the Rs. 120 crores in five days of its release.

(With ANI inputs)