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Lootera

Lootera (/lˈtrɑː/; transl.Robber) is a 2013 Indian Hindi-language period romantic drama film directed by Vikramaditya Motwane and the second half is based on author O. Henry's 1907 short story The Last Leaf. It is the second film directed by Motwane after the critically acclaimed Udaan (2010). Set in the era of the 1950s, against the backdrop of the Zamindari Abolition Act by the newly independent India, it tells the story of a young conman posing as an archaeologist and the daughter of a Bengali zamindar. The film stars Sonakshi Sinha and Ranveer Singh in lead roles. Produced by Shobha Kapoor, Ekta Kapoor, Anurag Kashyap and Vikas Bahl,[4] the film features music and background score by Amit Trivedi with lyrics penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya and cinematography by Mahendra J. Shetty.[5]

Lootera
Theatrical release poster
Directed byVikramaditya Motwane
Written byBhavani Iyer
Story byVikramaditya Motwane
Based onThe Last Leaf
by O. Henry
Produced byAnurag Kashyap
Ekta Kapoor
Shobha Kapoor
Vikas Bahl
Starring
CinematographyMahendra J. Shetty
Edited byDipika Kalra
Music byAmit Trivedi
Production
companies
Distributed byEros International
Release date
  • 5 July 2013 (2013-07-05)
Running time
135 minutes[1]
CountryIndia
LanguageHindi
Budgetest. ₹32 crore[2]
Box officeest. ₹46.14 crore[3]

Lootera received high critical acclaim upon release, with particular praise directed towards Sinha and Singh's performance, thus proving to be a breakthrough for the latter, but was a commercial failure at the box office.[6]

At the 59th Filmfare Awards, Lootera received 4 nominations, including Best Actress (Sinha), and won Best Female Playback Singer (Monali Thakur for "Sawaar Loon").

Plot Edit

In the picturesque town of Manikpur, West Bengal in 1953, a landlord Soumitra Roy Chaudhary (Barun Chanda) goes to watch a jatra with his daughter, Pakhi Roy Chaudhary (Sonakshi Sinha), an aspiring writer. After Pakhi has an asthma attack from the ensuing excitement, she is rushed to her room and given medication. As she recuperates, her father comforts her and narrates the story of the invincible king of the Bhil tribe whose soul resided inside a parrot, telling her that she is the parrot within whom his life resides.

One day, after threatening the family driver into letting her drive the family car, Pakhi accidentally bumps into a motorcycle on the road, mildly injuring the handsome young man on the motorcycle. A few days later, the same man shows up at the door, introducing himself to the landlord as Varun Shrivastav (Ranveer Singh), an archaeologist who wants to study the land surrounding the temple that the landlord owns. Over the next few weeks, Varun charms the landlord and his daughter with his knowledge and persona and is invited, along with his assistant and friend Devdas "Dev" Mukherjee (Vikrant Massey), to live at their expansive mansion.

Soon, love brews between Varun and Pakhi as they bond over art and literature. Pakhi confesses her aspirations of becoming an author, while Varun reveals his desire to paint a masterpiece. Their love soon culminates into a passionate affair. Meanwhile, an act passed by the Indian government debars the power of landlords, causing tension in the Ray Chaudhary household. The ancient artefacts the family owns must be sold, and Varun helps arrange the purchases.

As Varun's stay comes to an end, he asks Ray Chaudhury for his daughter Pakhi’s hand in marriage, and preparations of their wedding begin. Before the wedding, Varun's uncle A.K. Bajpai (Arif Zakaria), who raised him, arrives and discourages Varun from marriage, stating that Varun will only give Pakhi grief because of the danger of what he actually does for a living—people like them are not meant to fall in love and have normal lives. Varun is conflicted but agrees and makes his choice: he and Dev escape that very night, along with all the valuables they stole from the landlord. On the wedding day, Varun is nowhere to be found, and it is discovered that the idols from the temple have been stolen and the currency notes from the purchase that Varun arranged of the family's artifacts are all counterfeit.

In the second half of the film, the story shifts to one year after the incident at the wedding. A sick Pakhi now lives all alone in Dalhousie. with her maid Shyama (Divya Dutta), as her only company. Her father has died, unable to bear the shock of betrayal by Varun, and she still hasn't recovered from her heartbreak. When police Inspector K. N. Singh (Adil Hussain) asks her to help him catch Varun, she refuses to do so, wanting only to forget him. Soon after, Varun and Dev turn up at Dalhousie for their next heist and stay at a lodge on Pakhi's property. Things turn ugly when the police get wind of their whereabouts and a chase ensues. Varun inadvertently kills Dev and a police constable and is wounded in the encounter. He removes the bullet and then goes to seek refuge in Pakhi's house.

Pakhi and her maid try to turn him over to the police, but he threatens them. Pakhi gives in, but she is nevertheless enraged and repels Varun's comforting advances and explanation. In a letter, she explains to him that she is dying of tuberculosis and will die the day the last leaf falls from the wilting tree outside the window. Her maid leaves the house promising Varun that he wouldn't be reported to the police.

Varun plans his escape but when his accomplice comes, he refuses to go, and instead stays behind to take care of the sick Pakhi. He tells her his real name, Atmanand Tripathi, and confesses that he has regretted letting her go since the day he fled. Soon, Pakhi warms up to him and her faith remains intact when each day she finds one last leaf remaining on the tree.

In the end, seeing Pakhi's condition improving, Varun decides it's time for him to leave, and he takes off, only to come face to face with a police blockade on the road, who proceed to shoot and kill him. Pakhi wakes up to find Varun gone, but the tree still has a leaf on it. She becomes suspicious and discovers that the leaf has been affixed to the tree by Varun. Every night, he would tie it on a branch of the tree so that she wouldn't give up hope. It was his masterpiece. Pakhi realizes the truth after she looks at the leaf closely and sees that it's been painted upon, and she smiles with tears in her eyes.

Cast Edit

Production Edit

Development Edit

Vikramaditya Motwane wrote the script of Lootera in 2005.[7] Bhavani Iyer had co-written the script with Motwane.[8] Ranveer Singh's character was created by the director whereas Sonakshi plays the role of female character from the book.[9] Actor Ranveer Singh claimed that he was not initially convinced with his character in Lootera and had declined to star in the movie. With script readings he grew confident that he could play the role of a con man in the movie, and rehearsed extensively.[10] In an interview with The Hindu, Sonakshi Sinha stated, "I play a Bengali girl. It's an authentic Bengali look of the fifties that I am sporting and they (the director and designer Subarna) have taken a lot of trouble to go through the kind of clothes, jewellery, hair and make-up done in that era. We have tried to replicate it. Vikramaditya has kept the make-up simple with only the kajal, kumkum, and some laali on the lips which is what the women used to do then. It was the most difficult shooting experience for me so far. In terms of my character, my look, my performance and the locations, everything had to be from an era I knew nothing about."[11] The director insisted Ranveer's look be an amalgamation of James Dean and Dev Anand.[12]

Filming Edit

In November 2011, the filmmakers confirmed Sonakshi Sinha and Ranveer Singh for the lead roles.[13] By December 2011, both the actors attended workshops for the look of the character, body language, speech as the film was set in Bengal in the era of the 1950s. Subarna Ray Chaudhari undertook extensive research to design the costumes for the characters to fit the required look.[14] A romantic song was shot in December 2011.[15] The first schedule was completed in Mumbai by end of December 2011.[16] In January 2012, the set of the film erected in Dalhousie, where the actors were to shoot over for few days was destroyed due to bad weather that caused heavy losses amounting to 5 million.[17] The weather forced the crew to trek through knee-high snow.[18] However, certain scenes were canned at Kalatop, close to Dalhousie.[16] The schedule was postponed to March 2012.[19] The next schedule began in Kolkata from 23 January 2012[20] and continued in rural parts of West Bengal.[21] Scenes involving Ranveer, Sonakshi and Barun Chanda were shot at the 11th century Jain temple in Deulghata and Belkuri. The area being Maoist affected, with great risk the entire cast and crew shot scenes under heavy police control.[22] In March 2012, the team made its second attempt to shoot in Dalhousie,[16] but actor Ranveer Singh injured his back and hence the schedule was postponed to May 2012. During May 2012, the team made its third attempt to shoot at Dalhousie wherein scenes that were left out to be filmed in the snow were shot by creating a set under artificial snowy conditions in summer season.[16][23] Certain scenes featuring Shirin Guha and Arif Zakaria separately were wrapped up by March 2012.[19][24] Along with potential 50 crew members the leading duo shot at The Itachuna Rajbari, Hooghly District.[22][25] Old house scenes were later filmed in Purulia. The final schedule of the film took place in Mumbai, and was wrapped up in July 2012.[16] The filming was complete by the end of August 2012 and the release date was scheduled to 29 March 2013.[26] The first trailer released in March 2013 later revealed that the film would release on 5 July 2013.

Music Edit

Lootera
Soundtrack album to Lootera by
Released29 May 2013 (CD release)
7 June 2013 (music release)
Recorded2012–2013
AT Studios, Mumbai
YRF Studios, Mumbai
AM Studios, Chennai
GenreFeature film soundtrack, classical, Hindustani classical
Length25:32
LanguageHindi
LabelT-Series
ProducerAmit Trivedi
Amit Trivedi chronology
Bombay Talkies
(2013)
Lootera
(2013)
Ghanchakkar
(2013)

The music and background score for the film is composed by Amit Trivedi, with all song lyrics penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya. The music of the film is set in the styles of old Bollywood era.[27] The composer opted to keep 2 "antara" followed by a "mukhra" in the songs, matching to the 1950s styles of composition. The composer recorded the Chennai String Orchestra for the score.[28] The fourth song of the album "Monta Re" has its musical influence from the Baul musical tradition of Bengal. The complete film soundtrack album was released online on 29 May 2013.[29]

The main background score theme for the film bears similarity to Rachel Portman's score piece "One Day (suite)" from the 2011 film One Day.[30] It was also used in the trailer of the film. There were several reports of plagiarism. There is a song called "Shikayatein". The notes in the teaser (trailer) are a small piece from that song. This theme has one note more than the song Amit (Amit Trivedi) has created, which gives it the similarity. Music critic for Mumbai Mirror stated, "Amit has never in his life plagiarized, copied or stolen music from anyone and he's never going to start doing that. Call it a case of creative coincidence or creative convenience. But the similarity in the bunch of evocative notes that uplift an evocative, melodic piece titled One Day Main Titles from the original soundtrack of One Day, and the trailer of Lootera is unmistakable."[30] She added, "Lootera's background piece, as heard on the trailer, lets soft piano keys play out the tune followed by violins building up the tempo. Portman's piece is so dense with emotion that Amit Trivedi's fans should be happy that he came up with something as similar in the Lootera track."[30]

The audio was launched at PVR Cinemas, Juhu in Mumbai on 7 June 2013. The music composer claimed, "The music of this film is a tribute to R. D. Burman in terms of melody and orchestration." He performed the song "Zinda" and songs "Sawaar Loon", "Manmarziyan", "Monta Re" were performed by singer Shilpa Rao and lyricist-singers Amitabh Bhattacharya and Swanand Kirkire, live at the event.[31]

The track listing was revealed on 29 May 2013 on the official social network page of the film.[32]

All lyrics are written by Amitabh Bhattacharya

No.TitleSinger(s)Length
1."Sawaar Loon"Monali Thakur4:15
2."Ankahee"Amitabh Bhattacharya4:35
3."Shikayatein"Mohan Kanan4:30
4."Monta Re"Swanand Kirkire3:58
5."Zinda"Amit Trivedi4:01
6."Manmarziyan"Shilpa Rao, Amitabh Bhattacharya, Amit Trivedi4:15
Total length:25:32

Critical reception Edit

Songs

The soundtrack of Lootera received highly positive reviews from critics.

Rafat of Glamsham gave the album 4.5 out of 5 stars and wrote, "it will not be an exaggeration to compare the music of this album to late Pancham Da's swan song, the awesome 1942: A Love Story, the memorable music of which is still popular to this day. Says a lot about LOOTERA! A must have!"[33] At Koimoi, Manohar Basu rated the album 4 out of 5 and claimed, "Amit Trivedi and Amitabh Bhattacharya with this album has perhaps delivered a masterpiece they can live off all their lives."[34] Indibeats also gave it 4 out of 5 stars and observed, "if the music audience of our country are craving for quality, this must be one of the best selling albums of the year! Excellent!"[35] Sankhayan Ghosh of The Indian Express stated, "Lootera has the kind of sublimity that will grow with time, and work even better with the film." He gave the album 3.5 out of 5.[36] Yashika Mathur of Indo Asian News Service also gave it 3.5 out of 5 stars and said, "Lootera has fine compositions. No item numbers, no discotheque peppy tracks. It is a relaxed compilation of songs."[37] Giving the album 3.5 out of 5 stars, Sheetal Tiwari of bollyspice.com added, "Lootera features a great combination of lyrics, music and vocals. Its beauty lies in its quiet intensity and Trivedi proves yet again why he is one of the best composers of this era."[38] Business of Cinema wrote, "Good when we expect great from Amit Trivedi. He's set the bar so high up there, this meal cooks slow. Robbed, but not loot gaye."[39] Karthik S of Milliblog stated, "Trust Amit to spring back with a vengeance from his recent middling state!"[40]

Marketing Edit

The first look and the trailer of the film was released on 15 March 2013. To match with the old world theme of the film, the film launch was held at the Liberty Cinema in Mumbai, which was constructed in 1947.[41] The trailer was well-received and appreciated by critics, especially the featured background score.[42][43] The second theatrical trailer was released on 10 June 2013.[44] Unlike other films, the lead actress allotted forty days for the pre-marketing of the film.[42]

Release Edit

The film was screened at Yash Raj Studios in Mumbai two days prior to its release date. The release in India was on estimated 1,600 screens, emphasizing more multiplex releases rather than single screens.[45]

Critical reception Edit

India

Critic Taran Adarsh of Bollywood Hungama gave the film 4 on a scale of 5 and wrote, "On the whole, Lootera is an intrinsically earnest and profoundly heartwarming story that stays in your heart. An absolute must for those who love romantic films or are romantic at heart. This one's a cinematic gem!".[46] Raja Sen of Rediff rated 5/5 stars and noted, "Lootera is a gorgeous, gorgeous film, one that uses its period setting affectionately, with loving detail, and not exploitatively, as our cinema is wont to do."[47] Meena Iyer of The Times of India assigned the film 4 out of 5 and noted, "Lootera is a love saga of yore." She added, "You may find this film boring if state-of-the-art, slow romance is not your idea of a movie outing."[48] Deccan Herald gave four stars and stated, "Lootera is a flawed gem filled with moments of glorious emotions. The storytelling shows the hands of a masterly visionary who tends to dither in moments of deep drama. But then there is Sonakshi Sinha, who makes you forget all the blemishes in this unforgettable tragedy."[49] Manohar Basu of Koimoi gave it 4/5 stars, commenting that "Lootera is one film that will overwhelm you. Vikramaditya Motwane has given a seraphic piece that glorifies cinema itself. The narrative is framed on a devastative tapestry and the film's climax knots up calamitously that will keep one absorbed."[50] Saibal Chatterjee of NDTV gave it 4/5 and wrote, "An epic canvas, a quiet love story, a cops-and-robbers drama and an impressively sophisticated storytelling style: Lootera has all this and much more. In short, Lootera is a Bollywood miracle – a rare Mumbai film that is mounted on a lavish scale and yet dares not to play by the established norms of the marketplace." Critic Mayank Shekhar wrote, "God is in the detail, so is a good film–this is director Vikramaditya Motwane's second."[6] Deepanjana Pal for Firstpost noted, "Lootera fumbles as a love story and without this pivot, Pakhi and Varun's story wobbles awkwardly. For instance, you have to wonder how loving a relationship is when a woman learns the man she loves has been shot, but doesn't ask him anything about his injury."[6]

Box-Office Edit

India Edit

Lootera had a bumper opening at multiplexes and collected around 310.0 million (US$3.9 million) on its opening day.[51] The film amassed a total of almost 950 million (US$12 million) over its opening weekend.[52] The film's collections were excellent on weekdays and it collected around 1.25 billion (US$16 million) in its opening week.[53][54] Prior to its Japanese release, its final total finished around 4.60 billion (US$58 million) nett.[3]

Accolades Edit

NoteThe lists are ordered by the date of announcement, not necessarily by the date of ceremony/telecast.
Distributor Date announced Category Recipient Result Reference
BIG Star Entertainment Awards December 2013 Best Actor in a Romantic Role – Female Sonakshi Sinha Won [55]
Best Actor in a Romantic Role – Male Ranveer Singh Nominated
Most Entertaining Romantic Film Vikramaditya Motwane, Anurag Kashyap, Ekta Kapoor, Shobha Kapoor, Vikas Bahl
Most Entertaining Singer – Female Monali Thakur for "Sawaar Loon"
Zee Cine Awards 6 February 2014 Best Actor (Jury's Choice) – Female Sonakshi Sinha Won [56][57]
Best Playback Singer – Female Monali Thakur for "Sawaar Loon" Nominated
Best Music Director Amit Trivedi
Best Lyricist Amitabh Bhattacharya for "Shikayatein"
Best Background Score Amit Trivedi
Best Production Design Aditya Kanwar
Best Cinematography Mahendra Shetty
Best Editing Dipika Kalra
Colors Screen Awards 8 January 2014 Best Actor (Popular) – Female Sonakshi Sinha Nominated [58]
Best Actor – Female
Best Female Playback Singer Monali Thakur for "Sawaar Loon"
Best Costume Design Subarna Ray Chaudhari
Filmfare Awards 14 January 2014 Best Female Playback Singer Monali Thakur for "Sawaar Loon" Won [59]
Best Lyricist Amitabh Bhattacharya for "Shikayatein" Nominated
Best Actress Sonakshi Sinha
Best Music Director Amit Trivedi
Best Costume Design Subarna Ray Chaudhari
Best Production Design Aditya Kanwar
Star Guild Awards 16 February 2014 Best Actress Sonakshi Sinha Nominated
Best Lyricist Amitabh Bhattacharya for "Shikayatein"
Best Female Playback Singer Monali Thakur for "Sawaar Loon"
IIFA Awards 26 April 2014 Best Actress – Female Sonakshi Sinha Nominated [60]
Best Female Playback Singer Monali Thakur for "Sawaar Loon"

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lootera, confused, with, lootere, ɑː, transl, robber, 2013, indian, hindi, language, period, romantic, drama, film, directed, vikramaditya, motwane, second, half, based, author, henry, 1907, short, story, last, leaf, second, film, directed, motwane, after, cri. Not to be confused with Lootere Lootera l uː ˈ t eɪ r ɑː transl Robber is a 2013 Indian Hindi language period romantic drama film directed by Vikramaditya Motwane and the second half is based on author O Henry s 1907 short story The Last Leaf It is the second film directed by Motwane after the critically acclaimed Udaan 2010 Set in the era of the 1950s against the backdrop of the Zamindari Abolition Act by the newly independent India it tells the story of a young conman posing as an archaeologist and the daughter of a Bengali zamindar The film stars Sonakshi Sinha and Ranveer Singh in lead roles Produced by Shobha Kapoor Ekta Kapoor Anurag Kashyap and Vikas Bahl 4 the film features music and background score by Amit Trivedi with lyrics penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya and cinematography by Mahendra J Shetty 5 LooteraTheatrical release posterDirected byVikramaditya MotwaneWritten byBhavani IyerStory byVikramaditya MotwaneBased onThe Last Leafby O HenryProduced byAnurag KashyapEkta KapoorShobha KapoorVikas BahlStarringSonakshi SinhaRanveer SinghCinematographyMahendra J ShettyEdited byDipika KalraMusic byAmit TrivediProductioncompaniesBalaji Motion PicturesPhantom FilmsDistributed byEros InternationalRelease date5 July 2013 2013 07 05 Running time135 minutes 1 CountryIndiaLanguageHindiBudgetest 32 crore 2 Box officeest 46 14 crore 3 Lootera received high critical acclaim upon release with particular praise directed towards Sinha and Singh s performance thus proving to be a breakthrough for the latter but was a commercial failure at the box office 6 At the 59th Filmfare Awards Lootera received 4 nominations including Best Actress Sinha and won Best Female Playback Singer Monali Thakur for Sawaar Loon Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 Production 3 1 Development 3 2 Filming 4 Music 4 1 Critical reception 5 Marketing 6 Release 6 1 Critical reception 7 Box Office 7 1 India 8 Accolades 9 References 10 External linksPlot EditIn the picturesque town of Manikpur West Bengal in 1953 a landlord Soumitra Roy Chaudhary Barun Chanda goes to watch a jatra with his daughter Pakhi Roy Chaudhary Sonakshi Sinha an aspiring writer After Pakhi has an asthma attack from the ensuing excitement she is rushed to her room and given medication As she recuperates her father comforts her and narrates the story of the invincible king of the Bhil tribe whose soul resided inside a parrot telling her that she is the parrot within whom his life resides One day after threatening the family driver into letting her drive the family car Pakhi accidentally bumps into a motorcycle on the road mildly injuring the handsome young man on the motorcycle A few days later the same man shows up at the door introducing himself to the landlord as Varun Shrivastav Ranveer Singh an archaeologist who wants to study the land surrounding the temple that the landlord owns Over the next few weeks Varun charms the landlord and his daughter with his knowledge and persona and is invited along with his assistant and friend Devdas Dev Mukherjee Vikrant Massey to live at their expansive mansion Soon love brews between Varun and Pakhi as they bond over art and literature Pakhi confesses her aspirations of becoming an author while Varun reveals his desire to paint a masterpiece Their love soon culminates into a passionate affair Meanwhile an act passed by the Indian government debars the power of landlords causing tension in the Ray Chaudhary household The ancient artefacts the family owns must be sold and Varun helps arrange the purchases As Varun s stay comes to an end he asks Ray Chaudhury for his daughter Pakhi s hand in marriage and preparations of their wedding begin Before the wedding Varun s uncle A K Bajpai Arif Zakaria who raised him arrives and discourages Varun from marriage stating that Varun will only give Pakhi grief because of the danger of what he actually does for a living people like them are not meant to fall in love and have normal lives Varun is conflicted but agrees and makes his choice he and Dev escape that very night along with all the valuables they stole from the landlord On the wedding day Varun is nowhere to be found and it is discovered that the idols from the temple have been stolen and the currency notes from the purchase that Varun arranged of the family s artifacts are all counterfeit In the second half of the film the story shifts to one year after the incident at the wedding A sick Pakhi now lives all alone in Dalhousie with her maid Shyama Divya Dutta as her only company Her father has died unable to bear the shock of betrayal by Varun and she still hasn t recovered from her heartbreak When police Inspector K N Singh Adil Hussain asks her to help him catch Varun she refuses to do so wanting only to forget him Soon after Varun and Dev turn up at Dalhousie for their next heist and stay at a lodge on Pakhi s property Things turn ugly when the police get wind of their whereabouts and a chase ensues Varun inadvertently kills Dev and a police constable and is wounded in the encounter He removes the bullet and then goes to seek refuge in Pakhi s house Pakhi and her maid try to turn him over to the police but he threatens them Pakhi gives in but she is nevertheless enraged and repels Varun s comforting advances and explanation In a letter she explains to him that she is dying of tuberculosis and will die the day the last leaf falls from the wilting tree outside the window Her maid leaves the house promising Varun that he wouldn t be reported to the police Varun plans his escape but when his accomplice comes he refuses to go and instead stays behind to take care of the sick Pakhi He tells her his real name Atmanand Tripathi and confesses that he has regretted letting her go since the day he fled Soon Pakhi warms up to him and her faith remains intact when each day she finds one last leaf remaining on the tree In the end seeing Pakhi s condition improving Varun decides it s time for him to leave and he takes off only to come face to face with a police blockade on the road who proceed to shoot and kill him Pakhi wakes up to find Varun gone but the tree still has a leaf on it She becomes suspicious and discovers that the leaf has been affixed to the tree by Varun Every night he would tie it on a branch of the tree so that she wouldn t give up hope It was his masterpiece Pakhi realizes the truth after she looks at the leaf closely and sees that it s been painted upon and she smiles with tears in her eyes Cast EditSonakshi Sinha as Pakhi Roy Chaudhary Ranveer Singh as Varun Srivastava a k a Vijay Atmanand Nandu Tripathi Barun Chanda as Zamindar Soumitra Roy Chaudhary Vikrant Massey as Devdas Dev Mukherjee Arif Zakaria as A K Bajpai Adil Hussain as Inspector K N Singh Divya Dutta as Shyama Shirin Guha as DevyaniProduction EditDevelopment Edit Vikramaditya Motwane wrote the script of Lootera in 2005 7 Bhavani Iyer had co written the script with Motwane 8 Ranveer Singh s character was created by the director whereas Sonakshi plays the role of female character from the book 9 Actor Ranveer Singh claimed that he was not initially convinced with his character in Lootera and had declined to star in the movie With script readings he grew confident that he could play the role of a con man in the movie and rehearsed extensively 10 In an interview with The Hindu Sonakshi Sinha stated I play a Bengali girl It s an authentic Bengali look of the fifties that I am sporting and they the director and designer Subarna have taken a lot of trouble to go through the kind of clothes jewellery hair and make up done in that era We have tried to replicate it Vikramaditya has kept the make up simple with only the kajal kumkum and some laali on the lips which is what the women used to do then It was the most difficult shooting experience for me so far In terms of my character my look my performance and the locations everything had to be from an era I knew nothing about 11 The director insisted Ranveer s look be an amalgamation of James Dean and Dev Anand 12 Filming Edit In November 2011 the filmmakers confirmed Sonakshi Sinha and Ranveer Singh for the lead roles 13 By December 2011 both the actors attended workshops for the look of the character body language speech as the film was set in Bengal in the era of the 1950s Subarna Ray Chaudhari undertook extensive research to design the costumes for the characters to fit the required look 14 A romantic song was shot in December 2011 15 The first schedule was completed in Mumbai by end of December 2011 16 In January 2012 the set of the film erected in Dalhousie where the actors were to shoot over for few days was destroyed due to bad weather that caused heavy losses amounting to 5 million 17 The weather forced the crew to trek through knee high snow 18 However certain scenes were canned at Kalatop close to Dalhousie 16 The schedule was postponed to March 2012 19 The next schedule began in Kolkata from 23 January 2012 20 and continued in rural parts of West Bengal 21 Scenes involving Ranveer Sonakshi and Barun Chanda were shot at the 11th century Jain temple in Deulghata and Belkuri The area being Maoist affected with great risk the entire cast and crew shot scenes under heavy police control 22 In March 2012 the team made its second attempt to shoot in Dalhousie 16 but actor Ranveer Singh injured his back and hence the schedule was postponed to May 2012 During May 2012 the team made its third attempt to shoot at Dalhousie wherein scenes that were left out to be filmed in the snow were shot by creating a set under artificial snowy conditions in summer season 16 23 Certain scenes featuring Shirin Guha and Arif Zakaria separately were wrapped up by March 2012 19 24 Along with potential 50 crew members the leading duo shot at The Itachuna Rajbari Hooghly District 22 25 Old house scenes were later filmed in Purulia The final schedule of the film took place in Mumbai and was wrapped up in July 2012 16 The filming was complete by the end of August 2012 and the release date was scheduled to 29 March 2013 26 The first trailer released in March 2013 later revealed that the film would release on 5 July 2013 Music EditLooteraSoundtrack album to Lootera by Amit TrivediReleased29 May 2013 CD release 7 June 2013 music release Recorded2012 2013AT Studios MumbaiYRF Studios MumbaiAM Studios ChennaiGenreFeature film soundtrack classical Hindustani classicalLength25 32LanguageHindiLabelT SeriesProducerAmit TrivediAmit Trivedi chronologyBombay Talkies 2013 Lootera 2013 Ghanchakkar 2013 The music and background score for the film is composed by Amit Trivedi with all song lyrics penned by Amitabh Bhattacharya The music of the film is set in the styles of old Bollywood era 27 The composer opted to keep 2 antara followed by a mukhra in the songs matching to the 1950s styles of composition The composer recorded the Chennai String Orchestra for the score 28 The fourth song of the album Monta Re has its musical influence from the Baul musical tradition of Bengal The complete film soundtrack album was released online on 29 May 2013 29 The main background score theme for the film bears similarity to Rachel Portman s score piece One Day suite from the 2011 film One Day 30 It was also used in the trailer of the film There were several reports of plagiarism There is a song called Shikayatein The notes in the teaser trailer are a small piece from that song This theme has one note more than the song Amit Amit Trivedi has created which gives it the similarity Music critic for Mumbai Mirror stated Amit has never in his life plagiarized copied or stolen music from anyone and he s never going to start doing that Call it a case of creative coincidence or creative convenience But the similarity in the bunch of evocative notes that uplift an evocative melodic piece titled One Day Main Titles from the original soundtrack of One Day and the trailer of Lootera is unmistakable 30 She added Lootera s background piece as heard on the trailer lets soft piano keys play out the tune followed by violins building up the tempo Portman s piece is so dense with emotion that Amit Trivedi s fans should be happy that he came up with something as similar in the Lootera track 30 The audio was launched at PVR Cinemas Juhu in Mumbai on 7 June 2013 The music composer claimed The music of this film is a tribute to R D Burman in terms of melody and orchestration He performed the song Zinda and songs Sawaar Loon Manmarziyan Monta Re were performed by singer Shilpa Rao and lyricist singers Amitabh Bhattacharya and Swanand Kirkire live at the event 31 The track listing was revealed on 29 May 2013 on the official social network page of the film 32 All lyrics are written by Amitabh BhattacharyaNo TitleSinger s Length1 Sawaar Loon Monali Thakur4 152 Ankahee Amitabh Bhattacharya4 353 Shikayatein Mohan Kanan4 304 Monta Re Swanand Kirkire3 585 Zinda Amit Trivedi4 016 Manmarziyan Shilpa Rao Amitabh Bhattacharya Amit Trivedi4 15Total length 25 32 Critical reception Edit SongsThe soundtrack of Lootera received highly positive reviews from critics Rafat of Glamsham gave the album 4 5 out of 5 stars and wrote it will not be an exaggeration to compare the music of this album to late Pancham Da s swan song the awesome 1942 A Love Story the memorable music of which is still popular to this day Says a lot about LOOTERA A must have 33 At Koimoi Manohar Basu rated the album 4 out of 5 and claimed Amit Trivedi and Amitabh Bhattacharya with this album has perhaps delivered a masterpiece they can live off all their lives 34 Indibeats also gave it 4 out of 5 stars and observed if the music audience of our country are craving for quality this must be one of the best selling albums of the year Excellent 35 Sankhayan Ghosh of The Indian Express stated Lootera has the kind of sublimity that will grow with time and work even better with the film He gave the album 3 5 out of 5 36 Yashika Mathur of Indo Asian News Service also gave it 3 5 out of 5 stars and said Lootera has fine compositions No item numbers no discotheque peppy tracks It is a relaxed compilation of songs 37 Giving the album 3 5 out of 5 stars Sheetal Tiwari of bollyspice com added Lootera features a great combination of lyrics music and vocals Its beauty lies in its quiet intensity and Trivedi proves yet again why he is one of the best composers of this era 38 Business of Cinema wrote Good when we expect great from Amit Trivedi He s set the bar so high up there this meal cooks slow Robbed but not loot gaye 39 Karthik S of Milliblog stated Trust Amit to spring back with a vengeance from his recent middling state 40 Marketing EditThe first look and the trailer of the film was released on 15 March 2013 To match with the old world theme of the film the film launch was held at the Liberty Cinema in Mumbai which was constructed in 1947 41 The trailer was well received and appreciated by critics especially the featured background score 42 43 The second theatrical trailer was released on 10 June 2013 44 Unlike other films the lead actress allotted forty days for the pre marketing of the film 42 Release EditThe film was screened at Yash Raj Studios in Mumbai two days prior to its release date The release in India was on estimated 1 600 screens emphasizing more multiplex releases rather than single screens 45 Critical reception Edit IndiaCritic Taran Adarsh of Bollywood Hungama gave the film 4 on a scale of 5 and wrote On the whole Lootera is an intrinsically earnest and profoundly heartwarming story that stays in your heart An absolute must for those who love romantic films or are romantic at heart This one s a cinematic gem 46 Raja Sen of Rediff rated 5 5 stars and noted Lootera is a gorgeous gorgeous film one that uses its period setting affectionately with loving detail and not exploitatively as our cinema is wont to do 47 Meena Iyer of The Times of India assigned the film 4 out of 5 and noted Lootera is a love saga of yore She added You may find this film boring if state of the art slow romance is not your idea of a movie outing 48 Deccan Herald gave four stars and stated Lootera is a flawed gem filled with moments of glorious emotions The storytelling shows the hands of a masterly visionary who tends to dither in moments of deep drama But then there is Sonakshi Sinha who makes you forget all the blemishes in this unforgettable tragedy 49 Manohar Basu of Koimoi gave it 4 5 stars commenting that Lootera is one film that will overwhelm you Vikramaditya Motwane has given a seraphic piece that glorifies cinema itself The narrative is framed on a devastative tapestry and the film s climax knots up calamitously that will keep one absorbed 50 Saibal Chatterjee of NDTV gave it 4 5 and wrote An epic canvas a quiet love story a cops and robbers drama and an impressively sophisticated storytelling style Lootera has all this and much more In short Lootera is a Bollywood miracle a rare Mumbai film that is mounted on a lavish scale and yet dares not to play by the established norms of the marketplace Critic Mayank Shekhar wrote God is in the detail so is a good film this is director Vikramaditya Motwane s second 6 Deepanjana Pal for Firstpost noted Lootera fumbles as a love story and without this pivot Pakhi and Varun s story wobbles awkwardly For instance you have to wonder how loving a relationship is when a woman learns the man she loves has been shot but doesn t ask him anything about his injury 6 Box Office EditIndia Edit Lootera had a bumper opening at multiplexes and collected around 310 0 million US 3 9 million on its opening day 51 The film amassed a total of almost 950 million US 12 million over its opening weekend 52 The film s collections were excellent on weekdays and it collected around 1 25 billion US 16 million in its opening week 53 54 Prior to its Japanese release its final total finished around 4 60 billion US 58 million nett 3 Accolades EditNote The lists are ordered by the date of announcement not necessarily by the date of ceremony telecast dd Distributor Date announced Category Recipient Result ReferenceBIG Star Entertainment Awards December 2013 Best Actor in a Romantic Role Female Sonakshi Sinha Won 55 Best Actor in a Romantic Role Male Ranveer Singh NominatedMost Entertaining Romantic Film Vikramaditya Motwane Anurag Kashyap Ekta Kapoor Shobha Kapoor Vikas BahlMost Entertaining Singer Female Monali Thakur for Sawaar Loon Zee Cine Awards 6 February 2014 Best Actor Jury s Choice Female Sonakshi Sinha Won 56 57 Best Playback Singer Female Monali Thakur for Sawaar Loon NominatedBest Music Director Amit TrivediBest Lyricist Amitabh Bhattacharya for Shikayatein Best Background Score Amit TrivediBest Production Design Aditya KanwarBest Cinematography Mahendra ShettyBest Editing Dipika KalraColors Screen Awards 8 January 2014 Best Actor Popular Female Sonakshi Sinha Nominated 58 Best Actor FemaleBest Female Playback Singer Monali Thakur for Sawaar Loon Best Costume Design Subarna Ray ChaudhariFilmfare Awards 14 January 2014 Best Female Playback Singer Monali Thakur for Sawaar Loon Won 59 Best Lyricist Amitabh Bhattacharya for Shikayatein NominatedBest Actress Sonakshi SinhaBest Music Director Amit TrivediBest Costume Design Subarna Ray ChaudhariBest Production Design Aditya KanwarStar Guild Awards 16 February 2014 Best Actress Sonakshi Sinha NominatedBest Lyricist Amitabh Bhattacharya for Shikayatein Best Female Playback Singer Monali Thakur for Sawaar Loon IIFA Awards 26 April 2014 Best Actress Female Sonakshi Sinha Nominated 60 Best Female Playback Singer Monali Thakur for Sawaar Loon References Edit LOOTERA 12A British Board of Film Classification Retrieved 6 July 2013 Lootera is a hit Policegiri flops at BO Hindustan Times Archived from the original on 10 July 2013 Retrieved 13 July 2013 a b Will Once Upon A Time in Mumbai Dobara Gross 100 Crore Box Office India Archived from the original on 2 August 2013 Retrieved 31 July 2013 Ranveer Sonakshi s shooting spot looted by weather IndiaGlitz 12 January 2012 Archived from the original on 17 January 2012 Retrieved 12 May 2012 Lootera Cast and Crew Gomolo Retrieved 29 May 2013 a b c Lootera a slow pace romantic saga worth watching say critics Hindustan Times Archived from the original on 12 November 2013 Retrieved 5 July 2013 Purva Desai 23 April 2013 Films on books is a rarity Lootera director The Times of India Archived from the original on 27 April 2013 Retrieved 1 May 2013 Shilpa Jamkhandikar Tony Tharakan 4 July 2013 Bollywood adapts O Henry s Last Leaf for Lootera Reuters Mumbai Retrieved 4 July 2013 Subhash K Jha 15 February 2012 What made Sonakshi Ranveer cry Mid Day Retrieved 23 March 2013 Didn t accept Lootera initially Ranveer Singh The Times of India Retrieved 3 July 2013 Krutika Behrawala 4 December 2011 Joker Apart The Hindu Chennai India Retrieved 23 March 2013 Ranveer Singh s Lootera look inspired by Dev Anand James Dean DNA India Retrieved 3 July 2013 Ranveer to romance Sonakshi in upcoming Lootera CNN IBN 17 November 2011 Archived from the original on 19 November 2011 Retrieved 12 May 2012 Interview Ranbir Kapoor and Sonakshi Sinha on Hindi Film LOOTERA ওয শ টন ব ল র ড ও 20 November 2011 Retrieved 20 March 2013 Sonakshi Ranveer go intimate Indiaglitz 3 January 2012 Archived from the original on 15 January 2012 Retrieved 23 March 2013 a b c d e Lootera Labour of Love YouTube Balaji Motion Pictures 2 May 2013 Lootera is snowed under The Times of India 12 January 2012 Archived from the original on 26 April 2013 Retrieved 20 March 2013 Lootera team comes out with documentary on their hardship The Times of India 12 April 2013 Archived from the original on 16 April 2013 Retrieved 12 April 2013 a b Geety Sahgal 26 April 2012 Lootera schedule in June The Indian Express Retrieved 23 March 2013 Lootera gets hit by bad weather Mid Day 17 January 2012 Retrieved 20 March 2013 Only 3 hours of sleep for Ranveer Sonakshi The Times of India 8 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Retrieved 25 March 2013 Is the background score of Lootera copied IndiaToday Retrieved 23 March 2013 Lootera second official trailer Times Now 10 June 2013 Retrieved 17 June 2013 Dhiren Trivedi 3 July 2013 Trade Buzz Will Lootera steal your heart Bollywood Life Retrieved 4 July 2013 Lootera Bollywood Hungama Archived from the original on 24 April 2012 Retrieved 4 July 2013 Review Lootera is an absolute masterpiece Rediff Retrieved 4 July 2013 Lootera The Times of India Retrieved 4 July 2013 Review Lootera a flawed gem filled with love Deccan Herald Retrieved 4 July 2013 Lootera KOIMOI Retrieved 5 July 2013 LOOTERA Registers Below Average Day One Box Office Capsule Retrieved 6 July 2013 LOOTERA Finishes Strictly Average Weekend Box Office Capsule Retrieved 8 July 2013 LOOTERA Finishes Poor Week One Box Office Capsule Retrieved 12 July 2013 Bhaag Milkha Bhaag Picks Up Strongly Lootera Is Poor Box Office India Archived from the original on 16 July 2013 Retrieved 19 July 2013 Winners of Big Star Entertainment Awards 2013 Indicine Retrieved 17 May 2014 Zee Cine Awards 2014 final winners list Deepika Padukone Shahrukh Khan Farhan Akhtar Sonakshi Sinha and Priyanka Chopra win Retrieved 17 May 2014 Zee Cine Awards 2014 Complete list of nominations Retrieved 17 May 2014 20th Annual Screen Awards 2014 The complete list of nominees IBNLive Colors Screen Awards Archived from the original on 8 January 2014 Retrieved 17 May 2014 Filmfare Awards 2014 List of winners Filmfare Retrieved 17 May 2014 IIFA Awards 2014 The list of nominees IBN Live Archived from the original on 23 February 2014 Retrieved 17 May 2014 External links EditLootera at IMDb nbsp Lootera at Bollywood Hungama nbsp India portal nbsp Film portal nbsp Bollywood portal Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Lootera amp oldid 1177597526, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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