Choreographed by Vishnu Deva, the video features Chopra as a nautch girl who is performing the song for Ram.
[2] Sanjay Leela Bhansali approached Aishwarya Rai and Priyanka Chopra for an item number in his film at the same time.
Rediff.com wrote "The album starts on a smash note with the title song Ram Chahe Leela, which gives the kind of kick-start that a high adrenaline love story that Ram-Leela warranted.
"[5] Koimoi declared it as a "laudable product" noting "It takes a few hears to sync the latent beauty of the composition that uses singer Bhoomi Trivedi’s voice confidently.
The review also praised its fast-paced beats, musical arrangements ( fusion of Gujarati folk and western) and simple Hindi-English lyrics and wrote that "Tridevi shows her class with an excellent rendition.
"[7] Mumbai Mirror wrote "Bhoomi Trivedi is terrific in the racy, part-rock partfolk Ram Chaahe Leela.
A mean bassline and taut drums are set against synth notes, while the chorus is cleverly styled as a Bhajanlike chant.