Netflix's Heeramandi: Mumbai Police incorporates Sanjay Leela Bhansali's webseries in their safety campaigns

Sanjay Leela Bhansali who is already known for the grandeur and visual opulence in Indian cinema, has once again captured the attention with his latest magnum opus webseries “Heeramandi- The Diamond Bazaar“This ambitious project, set against the backdrop of pre-independence India, is not just a series but an extravagant journey through the cultural and emotional tapestry of a bygone era. From critics to audiences across the globe, Heeramandi is receiving accolades for its breathtaking visuals, intricate storytelling, and powerful performances.

Critics have hailed Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s ability to recreate an era with such authenticity and splendor, making “Heeramandi” a visual feast that rivals his previous works like “Padmaavat” and “Bajirao Mastani.”

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Now with all the world speaking about Heeramandi, Mumbai Police also took an initiative to incorporate this magnum opus to their safety campaigns. They posted on social media saying “Azadi shouq nahi hai Nawab sahib, niyam kabhi na todne ki jang hain.”

As audiences around the world continue to be captivated by the beauty and depth of “Heeramandi-The Diamond Bazaar” it is clear that Bhansali’s latest creation is a masterpiece that will be remembered for years to come.

Talking about the review, Firstpost gave the film 4 stars and wrote, “Going back to the history of  _Heeramandi_ , the series is set during the Mughal era and shows the pre-independence times when women predominantly from Afghanistan and Uzbekistan were brought to Heeramandi to perform Kathak dances to entertain the Mughal rulers. A period drama set in pre-independence India, there is a lot of grandeur and lavishness like a typical Bhansali film. But all the richness shown in the lives of the courtesans is for a reason and that you get a grip of it once you start watching the series.”