The
Fate
Of
Padmaavat
Was
Not
In
Our
Hands
Bhansali
told
a
leading
daily,
"As
a
child,
I
never
got
to
celebrate
my
birthday.
My
sister
and
I
were
not
even
allowed
to
attend
birthday
parties.
Having
said
that,
I
see
no
reason
to
celebrate,
birthday
or
no
birthday.
The
fate
of
Padmaavat
was
never
in
our
hands,
or
in
the
hands
of
those
who
wanted
to
stop
it.''
Who
Decides
What
The
Audience
Should
See?
''I
have
just
one
question
for
those
who
don't
like
my
film,
many
of
them
without
seeing
it:
Who
decides
what
the
audience
should
see
and
like?"
The
Levels
Of
Attack
I
Went
Through
"My
work,
my
cinema
is
the
only
impetus.
I
have
to
wake
up
every
morning
with
hope
in
my
heart.
The
past
year
has
been
traumatic
for
me.
I
am
yet
to
process
all
the
levels
of
attack
I
went
through.''
Those
Who
Don't
Like
My
Films
''I
only
want
to
feel
thankful
that
our
film
has
been
seen
by
the
public
and
liked...
except
by
those
who
invariably
think
my
cinema
is
about
excesses.
To
them
I
can
only
say
sorry,
I
will
try
harder
next
time
to
please
you."
On
A
Related
Note
In
another
interview
to
IANS,
Speaking
about
the
lead
actress
of
Padmaavat,
Bhansali
said,
"Deepika
Padukone
is
so
fabulous;
she
is
such
a
jaan.
I
just
love
her.
All
her
hard
work
and
brilliance
that
she
brings
to
the
set
is
effortless.
She
does
her
preparation
but
there
is
none
of
the
'I
am
prepared
for
a
role' heaviness
around
her.
It
is
done
with
so
much
silence."
I
Am
Not
Done
With
Deepika
Yet
"It's
such
a
pleasure
to
work
with
someone
who
does
what
she
is
doing
at
that
moment
with
absolute
honesty.
She's
an
actor
who
feels
so
honestly
and
simply,
but
her
performances
are
detailed
and
nuanced.
I'm
not
done
with
her
yet."