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I&#;ve been wanting to delve into some non-Western cinema for a while now, but it&#;s hard to A. know what&#;s good and B. find it with English subtitles. I have a thing for Aishwarya Rai (yes, because of Bride & Prejudice, which I adore), and for Indian history, so Jodhaa Akbar () seemed like a good one to rev up. Now, I know very little of the specifics of Indian history (or the history of Indian dress), so I&#;m going to assume you need as much context as I did!
Jodhaa Akbar purports to tell the story of 16th-century Mughal (i.e., Muslims from Central Asia, who ruled much of the region that is now India from through the s) emperor Akbar the Great (aka Jalal-ud-din Muhammad, reigned ) and his (first) Hindu wife, Mariam-uz-Zamani, later called Jodhaa (hence the movie title). It was a Big Deal that Akbar married a Rajput (clan) Hindu (apparently he was the first Mughal to do so) and, according to the movie, what started as a political alliance turned into a Love Affair and led to religious tolerance.
Clearly a lot of money was spent on the film, and the locations are gorgeous:
What may be Bollywood tropes were a leeetle difficult for me to handle. There was A LOT of literally cackling-level LOL moments for me (sorry neighbors!), like when:
Also, the
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Jodha Akbar: Ferocious Khyber to wreak havoc on the show
The National level bodybuilding champion Ketan Mangesh Karande will soon be seen entering Zee TV’s Jodha Akbar. Owing to his massive built, Ketan will be playing the character of a fairly primitive, mountain man who has been trained by the evil Mahachuchak and is a pawn in her hands to be used at the right time against Akbar.
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A human animal who has lived in a cave all his life, Khyber has lived in isolation all through. Merciless and heartless, he smells human blood and kills people. Talking about his character, Ketan said, “The role that I will be playing is quite different from anything I have played in the past. Being a merciless half human and half animal, Khyber is known to be ruthless in his code of conduct. It was quite difficult for me to relate with the character, however I am sure that the audience will love watching me in this new avatar and love my track in the show.” Talking about his preparation to play the role, Ketan said, “While it was because of my physique that I bagged the role, what was more difficult was to ada
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