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Bhardwaj's 'O'Romeo': A Violent Love Letter
12 Feb
Summary
- Filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj expressed deep pride in his new film 'O'Romeo'.
- Bhardwaj revealed the film confronts his own capacity for love and violence.
- The movie explores societal hatred and injustice as a source of anguish.

Filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj shared an emotional note ahead of the release of his latest film, 'O'Romeo.' He expressed immense pride in the movie and acknowledged the dedication of his entire team, highlighting their commitment to his vision.
Bhardwaj delved into the emotional core of 'O'Romeo,' revealing it allowed him to confront his own capacity for both love and violence. He stated that a subconscious drive for revenge has shaped much of his work, fueled by the hatred and injustice he observes in society.
The film's protagonist serves as an outlet for these pent-up emotions, enacting the violence Bhardwaj cannot confront in real life. This darkness is balanced by an intense force of love, shaped by his encounters with significant people in his life, preventing him from succumbing to despair.
Describing 'O'Romeo' as a manifestation of his own polarities, Bhardwaj considers it his most complete directorial effort. The film is noted for its blend of mass appeal, artistic merit, poetic qualities, and exploration of love and vengeance. It has received an 'A' certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification.