Video Source : YouTube.com We shouldn’t be too harsh on Sanjay Leela Bhansali, India’s answer to James Cameron, because he actually tries to tell a story when making a film as opposed to the rest of Bollywood who just stick a Khan up there and expect the movie to mint millions. You have to appreciate the man’s spine for going up against the colossal juggernaut that was Dilwale which had, on paper at least, all the ingredients to be a super blockbuster. Bhansali stuck to his guns and while the criticism about inaccurate depiction of history will never go away (most people probably wouldn’t have watched it if it was historically accurate), the director and the team involved with Bajirao Mastani deserve kudos for bagging nine awards including Best film, director, actor in a leading role, actress in a supporting role, choreography, costume, action, production design and best playback singer.