Deepika Padukone smiled at Swara Bhaskar's open letter, given this statement

Swara Bhaskar open letter has now given his response to Jawahar Seen of the film 'Padmavat'

New Delhi: Some people liked the splendor given to Johor's view through the visual grafics in the climax of the film 'Padmavat', while some have rejected it as the glory of Johar. But Deepika Padukone, overwhelmed with the appreciation for the superb acting, said with utmost dignity that critics should not sit with the mere view of the film without thinking, because any sensible person currently supports the act of self-sacrifice Will not

Deepika says, "I am very open about various ideas and I openly oppose the choice of consent or disagreement on anything but in this movie it is not necessary to dispute a scene without thinking. To understand the thing, it should be fully understood. To understand this, it is necessary to see the whole movie and also accept the fact that there were such practices in India at that time and It should be respected, it should be respected. 

not supported by Johar

Deepika said, "Obviously, no sensible, intelligent person does not support Johar at this time, you should look at it as it was when it was." If I say funny, then I think that something People have not noticed the disclaimer given at the beginning of the film. " 

The producers of 'Padmavat' had given a statement at the beginning of the film on the instructions of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), which stated that this film was based on the famous epic 'Padmavat' of 16th century poet Malik Mohammad Jaisi. The film does not support or glorify Sati in any way. 


Deepika said about Swara's open letter to Zaheer Seen of the film, "I can agree or disagree with what Swara has said, but he has his own thoughts and I respect his idea based on facts. It seems that it was not necessary to say anything further. "

I am happy with the earnings

Sanjay Leela Bhansali's film has already grossed Rs 150 crore in the first week of Padmavat 'release, while the film was not released in Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. 

 Deepika said, "To be very honest, it is very great. I feel that I am still struggling with all those things We have been with us in the last few days .. And I think during this time there were some strange moments in which I also felt fortunate. "

Released in Rajasthan,

Deepika hopes that the film will also be seen by the people of Rajasthan. He said, "For the sake of my fans, yes, I hope that this is it. I want this movie to be released to more and more places for my fans because it is such a story which should be told. " 


According to Deepika, this film celebrates femininity. She says, "I think that it celebrates femininity in many ways. While playing this character, I have understood that despite the 13th century, this character is in such a time that when women are raising their voices and Fighting for equality, is relevant in many ways. " He said, "I think this film is extremely relevant to the bravery, courage, strength, dignity and intelligence of their (women)."