Ram’s arrival at Leela’s household shines through her choice of a crimson red. Her love and sincerity for Ram are symbolically shown in her bright pink dressing – she refuses to give into her mother’s enforced proposal, and has her wedding finger cut off. It’s her blushing do that shimmers her dogged loyalty to Ram and her dashing sincerity. The yellow connotates hope, while the green is anticipation that her lover will return. The first time after Leela was found with Ram sets up a frivolous choice of clothing she’s broken and cares little for how she looks. Pale colors trickle out the character’s nonchalance at a point where she cannot let go. The violet is suppressing, and the audience sees that in Leela feeling powerless in a situation beyond her control. They’re both harrowed by recent events, exhausted and have no plan. As the morning sky looms overhead, the hue-esque balconies of narrowing alleys and towering balconies prove a silhouette to Leela’s attire. Leela elopes with Ram after things take a turn for the worst, and her contrasting block patterned lehenga with an entirely different blouse mirrors the disarray of where the story has reached. It is the more subtle of tones that she embodies while she spends her time playfully teasing a smitten Ram. The white striped across the black and red add a bit of softness to her dressing, so as not to take away from her study facial expressions. The colorful altercation between Ram and her denote their very first meeting amidst a holi uproar. The scene is essentially the closest we’ll see both characters, and white underlies the purity of both coming together. It’s simple, incredibly familiar and proves a far cry as a distraction from both lovers. Here’s a complete ranking of Leela’s outfits, from least emphatic to most, each serving as templates for the scenarios Leela was set up for.Īn intimate night with Ram suffices with white. While her undying adamant nature was a continual projection throughout her bittersweet romance with Ram (played by Ranveer Singh), it was Leela’s illustrious dressing that carved each scene to complete Bhansali perfection. Her character transcended conventions set in stone and her resilience against the dominance of two rival clans pouring out bullets like rain on the vibrant streets of Gujrat. Leela, played by Deepika Padukone was a fierce feline.
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