Sanjay Leela Bhansali is back. After his spectacular creations Khamoshi, Hum dil de chuke sanam, Devdas and Black, he returns with his fifth sensational venture, Saawariya. An expert at absorbing audiences with the story, he makes sure that the music too mesmerizes all. Mr. Bhansali always chooses themes close to peoples' hearts. With his protagonists usually in pain and circumstantial affliction, he asserts an emotional trip to viewers. The films are taken pretty seriously by women and they are often seen sobbing, while men hog the popcorn. But Sanjay Leela Bhansali is no less of a genius, who makes every film with an 'amazing' tag. He gets the soundtrack for every movie made before other production steps. That proves his creativity and meticulous efforts put in picturising every song. Undoubtedly, he is the best as far as musicals are concerned.

Another success story already here is that Saawariya is the first Hindi movie with the role of an international producer. Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group, the banner we see invariably in Hollywood movies, has collaborated with Sony Pictures for the movie. Sanjay Leela Bhansali's worldwide acclaim has brought him to this prestigious avenue. The FTII graduate has a tidy sum of national and international accolades till date.

Ranbir Kapoor, girls! The Kapoor legecy bestows their fourth generation to Bollywood. Son of Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh, Ranbir could soon achieve the next 'graceful' chocolate-boy image. We can't doubt his acting skills since it's in his blood, although for Saawariya it must've been a big challenge to play such a dramatic role.

Sonam Kapoor! A differrent Kapoor connection, Sonam is Anil Kapoor's daughter. She too has seen every bit of the industry, with relatives like Boney Kapoor and Sridevi, she knows most of the filmy duniya herself. The simple and sweet teen is also widely awaited on the screens as she has taken up her monumental romantic role in Saawariya.

The film also stars Rani Mukherjee, Salman Khan, Zohra Sehgal, Begum Para, and Achla Sachdev. It is based on a short story, 'White Nights' written by Fyodor Dostoevsky. The music is by Monty Sharma, a debutant director who had done the background score of Black and Devdas. He's shown his talent well, as the soundtrack already is a chart topper. More exciting is when these songs will be given another life on screen.

The movie promises dramatic characters, marvelous sceneries, a brilliant screenplay and moments of anguish & emotional turbulence. Never miss a good movie, and this is the one!