Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Love & War release pushed to early 2027: Report
The release of Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s film Love & War has been postponed to 2027 due to the film’s large-scale production and overlapping schedules with other major releases.

love and warDirected by Sanjay Leela Bhansali and starring Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal, it is now likely to release in theaters in 2027, instead of its previously anticipated release this year. The delay is reportedly due to the film’s shooting and post-production taking longer than initially planned, according to a report by pinkvilla.
Sources close to the production told the publication that a significant portion of the shooting is still pending. As a result, the makers reworked the film’s timeline. moved its expected release. However, no official announcement has been made by the filmmakers yet.
As per the report, the team is planning to complete principal photography by June. After this, the film will move into extensive post-production phase. scale of love and war It is believed to be a significant factor behind the delay, as the project involves elaborate aerial action sequences that require heavy visual effects work.
Given Bhansali’s attention to visual detail and production quality, the producers reportedly decided not to rush the post-production process, accepting the technical demands of the film.
Another factor influencing the revised release plan is Ranbir Kapoor’s second big project, Ramayana: Part OneWhich is going to be released in November 2026. creator of love and war Reportedly the actor wants to avoid releasing two big films in a short period of time.
Industry observers suggest that keeping the gap in release could help both films receive adequate marketing focus and audience attention.
The shooting is expected to be completed by June and post-production is likely to continue till the end of the year, with a release now reportedly being considered around January 2027 (Republic Day) or February 2027 (Valentine’s Day).
Although the delay increases the audience’s wait, the decision is said to reflect the team’s intention to deliver a technically ambitious and visually sophisticated film.





