From a lover boy to a Casanova, Ranbir Kapoor’s on-screen appearances have always kept him surrounded by beautiful women who love him. It is not only the beauty from Venus, Jacqueline Fernandez who goes WOW looking at him but off-screen also this charming, 27-year-old rules the hearts of millions of girls across the world. However, in ‘Pepsi The Game – Level 3’, the Youngistaani hero faces the wrath of three female Japanese warriors with daggers hidden in their fans. The deadly beauties make Ranbir go from WOW to OWW with their aerial attack…

After being stuck underwater in Level 1 and confused by hundreds of Vindu clones in Level 2, Ranbir faces the most dangerous and the final challenge posed by Sanjay Dutt aka Game Master in Level 3. To keep Ranbir away from his Pepsi, the Game Master sends these Japanese warriors to attack the young hero… who is smitten by their beauty and poise.

Sources reveal that the production team was looking for models who were comfortable with martial arts for this sequence and auditioned many girls but eventually flew these artistes from Thailand. Of course, no Indian girl would have been able to throw daggers at Ranbir and would have become a victim of his charms instead.

Will Ranbir cross the final level and win the toughest challenge posed by the Game Master in ‘Pepsi The Game Level – 3’? Will he be able to capture his female attackers or charm them instead… watch the action roll out as Level 3 premieres on Thursday, April 15 on your TV screen.

After three back-to-back films with Abhishek Bachchan, director Mani Ratnam wants Ranbir Kapoor for his next Hindi film.

The maverick moviemaker is currently wrapping up Raavan with Abhishek and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and will move to his next film with Ranbir in the lead as soon as Raavan (now in post-production) releases on June 18.

Coming-of-age tale

In fact, Mani had shown keen interest in working with Ranbir right after Saawariya. The two had spoken about a project, which got postponed as Mani got busy with Raavan. But now those talks will result in a film. Though sources close to the actor say it’s too early to talk about the project, the news from Mani‘s front is that the film written by Rensil d’Silva (who also wrote Raavan) is a coming-of-age story about a young NRI in London.

After pending releases

As soon as Ranbir finishes the intensive promotion work for his new release Raajneeti, Mani will narrate the scipt to the young actor. RK has, incidentally, also greenlighted his best-friend Ayaan (Wake Up,Sid) Mukerjee‘s next film which is in the scripting stage. As for the prestigious Mani project, the filmmaker’s spokesperson says, “It’s too early to talk about it. Right now Mani Sir and the entire team is focusing on the release of Raavan.”