HEERAMANDI: THE DIAMOND BAZAAR Official Trailer Reaction! | Sanjay Leela Bhansali

Achara and Michael react to the the enchanting ‘Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar’ Official Trailer. This riveting period drama, set against the backdrop of the bustling diamond bazaar of Lahore, promises a tale of power, passion, and intrigue.

The film boasts of a star-studded cast, delivering powerful performances that bring the story to life. Directed by the visionary Sanjay Leela Bhansali, the drama series is a feast for the eyes with its grand sets and exquisite costumes.

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[PokhrajRoy.]

Manisha Koirala the OG BHANSALI and Mani Ratnam Heroine. Also, it was nice to see Farida Jalal in the trailer.

[divyak]

The courtesans or "tawaifs' were indeed incredibly powerful. There used to be a distinction where the Tawaifs were different from generic sex workers. They were once highly valued as connoisseurs of art and adab, and young men were supposed to learn about appreciation of music, poetry, art, dancing, even things like social etiquettes etc from them. Sex was sometimes not involved at all, since a highly regarded courtesan was untouchable. When you talk about the girls at perhaps the lower levels those were what became first defined as the nautch girls 'dancing girls' by the Brits and exoticised. Yet historical record shows these women were among the few that owned their own property, had tons of gold, and were also educated in many ways. Once the freedom struggle started a lot of wealthy courtesans and famous madams gave money to the freedom fighters, supported the cause by providing valuable intel, and influencing powerful men. The brits did embark on a massive smear campaign against them which to this day have reduced their image to that of a lowly prostitute. There are i believe some very interesting historical papers about the Tawaifs and the Indian struggle for independence.
When cinema came to India, most actress in the early days were either ex-courtesans or daughters of courtesans, since their skill in dancing and music and their beauty was already unmatched.

[meetikart]

I WANT JABY'S REACTION TO THIS PLEASE SINCE HE IS SO TECHNO DRIVEN I WANT TO KNOW WHAT HE HAS TO SAY ABOUT THIS!

[asifjeelani]

you were mesmerized by visuals, sets, and bg music, , , believe me English subtitles were not doing justice to the dialogues ...they were powerful too

[rohitbatawale]

Dont know how sanjay sir is not getting best costume award in oscar
Dont know what they seek for that award but he creates masterpiece

[Kushagra]

Sanjay Leela B. is not missing the Oscar, the Oscar is missing him!

[PokhrajRoy.]

10:24 ‘Saraswatichandra’ was an epic novel that was made into a film with Nutan and then SLB was a part of the TV adaptation.

[ashokbantawarai]

Manisha Koirala is the pride of Nepal. She is Nepali and decided to pursue her career in Indian Cinemas. She fought and won Cancer. She is the real warrior.

[PritiN]

2:03 The dancers dancing in the windows and balconies is a very iconic image for courtesan movies. It was prominently seen in older movies like Pakeezah, Umrao jaan. SLB later showed similar visuals in Devdas and Gangubai kathiavadi.
Check out song Inhi logon ne from Pakeezah. You'll see what I'm saying.

[KiNGKuNTa]

Sanjay Leela Bhansali is the best of bollywood.

[KookieKrumble]

I absolutely love seeing people who are not local to South Asia to start and appreciate the aesthetic of South Asian cinema! It is always great to see the film and television transcends borders and languages.

[usmantariq]

So glad to see Manisha Koirala and Farida Jalal in this. Also noticed Fardeen Khan in the trailer, guess he's making a comeback after 14 years. Pretty big cast, hope this works out well for them.

[jenniferlaurene]

You both need to watch "GANGUBAI KATHIAWADI" together 😍 Since none of you have seen it yet, and then we need Michael's reaction to "PADMAAVAT" and "RAMLEELA" 🔥 That would be amazing !!!

[SMon-whom]

Yes it is a true story with minor tweaks. The same story was made as a film called Rajkahini in Bengali and Begam Jaan in hindi with Vidya Balan as the main lead.

[jenniferlaurene]

To watch a beautiful series about the black and white era, and a storyline based on filmmakers of the era and how films were made back then in Bollywood, watch "JUBILEE" It's genuinely such a good show, that presents that era soo well, not the mention the songs from that series are ABSOLUTE GOLD So if you plan to explore more about that era, films and music, "JUBILEE" is the SHOW for you !!!

[ananyamajumder]

He is also the best director to portray feminism. All his female leads r so powerful infact all his movies r mostly female centric.

[PokhrajRoy.]

THE COSTUMES AND THE PRODUCTION DESIGN

[sayanisamajder]

It is basically a very rich and upgraded version of a very popular bengali (also Indian) movie called- Rajkahini. Please do watch it, its the OG one.There is also a hindi movie of the same bengali movie called Begum Jaan and Vidya Balan is there in it.

[prajlikespuns]

I saw Michael and I clicked it immediately!

[ambrose]

0:53 Is Mitchel talking about Malhari Song from Bajirao Mastani?