Without a doubt, yes. While Bhansali’s Devdas and Gangubai have decent dubs, the raw, testosterone-fueled energy of Ram-Leela benefits the most from the aggressive consonant sounds of the Tamil language. The love story feels more desperate, the fight sequences feel more brutal, and the tragedy hits harder.

A bad dub ruins the background score. The print features a seamless mix. You still get the thumping beats of Ram Chahe Leela and the soulful Laal Ishq in their original audio, while only the dialogue tracks are switched. This preserves the genius of the film’s sound design.

★★★★☆ (4.5/5) Recommendation: Watch it with good headphones. The sound of bullets mixed with Tamil folk beats is an experience you won't forget.

, two passionate lovers from rival clans that have been at war for 500 years.

, this 2013 blockbuster is a modern Indian adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet

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