Love & War happens to be one of the most awaited Bollywood movies. Although, the film has not yet been released, it has already created a hype among fans. Directed by renowned Sanjay Leela Bhansali, the film is currently reaching towards its production stage in MP.
As per a new schedule, reported by India Today group, the next phase of production of Love & War is going to be held in Mhow. It’s a town for its British-era. As per the latest update, the production team led by Bhansali is going for another short phase of 15 days.
Vicky Kaushal, Ranbir Kapoor Head to MP for 15-Day Love & War Shoot
This is what it was revealed, “With a 15-day shooting plan in place, the production will focus heavily on Vicky Kaushal and Ranbir Kapoor’s parts. The team awaits the required approvals and will head to Madhya Pradesh to start the project once cleared.”
The shoot, anchored by both Vicky Kaushal and Ranbir Kapoor, is framed against a painstakingly designed period landscape. Joined by Alia Bhatt, the ensemble cast is bringing the director’s textured vision to the screen.
To be precise, Love & War is shaping into a romantic drama centered on a love triangle set in a fictional war, capturing the essence of love, companionship, and sacrifice.
The shoot will progress from Madhya Pradesh to Italy in October, with the filmmakers looking to wrap before the end of 2025.
Now, with each step forward, the excitement grows, and the next schedule is expected to peel back more layers of Bhansali’s grand narrative vision.
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