Kiran Rao’s Laapataa Ladies Sets Sights on the Oscars, Fans Demand ‘Bring Home the Trophy’ | Bollywood Revelations

Oh Bollywood, you never fail to surprise me! Just when I thought I’d seen it all, Kiran Rao drops her latest film, "Laapataa Ladies" like a bombshell, only to realize it’s now being called "Lost Ladies." Talk about losing and finding yourself! 😜

Laapataa Ladies is now Lost Ladies

So, folks, the buzz is all about the newly unveiled poster for Kiran Rao’s film – "Lost Ladies", previously known as "Laapataa Ladies". The poster is nothing short of a vibrant circus, featuring the main characters in a style that’s more quirky than your chachi’s WhatsApp forwards. The poster’s tagline, "Sometimes you have to lose your way to find yourself," seems like a life lesson straight out of a Bollywood scriptwriter’s diary. 😅

Check out the new poster

The team behind this cinematic fiesta is shouting from the rooftops, “The wait is over!” as they present the official poster of "Lost Ladies". Jahan Singh Bakshi and Prashanth C have turned their creative kaam into a stunning piece of art that promises a wild, heartfelt journey of Phool and Jaya. Fan reactions? Well, one enthusiastic soul declared, “Get us the Oscars!” and another offered kudos to Aamir and the team. Bas Oscar milne ki der hai, bhai! 🌟

About Laapataa Ladies

Directed by Kiran Rao and produced under the banners of Aamir Khan Productions, Kindling Pictures, and Jio Studios, "Laapataa Ladies" serves a satirical take on gender dynamics and patriarchy in rural India. Set in 2001, it revolves around two brides who get swapped during a train journey. The cast includes stars like Nitanshi Goel, Pratibha Ranta, Sparsh Shrivastava, Ravi Kishan, and Chhaya Kadam. Iska matlab, full paisa vasool entertainment! 🎬

More about the film

Having premiered at the 2023 Toronto International Film Festival, "Laapataa Ladies" hit the theatres on March 1, 2024. The film, with a story by Biplab Goswami and dialogues by Sneha Desai, presents a journey of twists and turns as the husbands set out to find their real brides. Sounds like a typical day in a saas-bahu saga, doesn’t it? 😂

And with the 97th Oscars scheduled for March 2 next year, here’s hoping "Lost Ladies" finds its way to Oscar glory.

Kiran’s Gyan

Doston, in Bollywood, losing your way might just be the best way to find yourself – or at least a hit film. So, if you ever find yourself lost, remember, you might just be in the middle of a blockbuster plot! 😉