JODHA- AKBAR

started by lotuspetals 8 mnths ago
Problem have started on relese of Jodha -Akbar.

The Rajput have serously pointed that Jodha was wife of Jehangir, Akbare's son.In movie Jodha is shown

as Akbar's wife.Even historians have backed Rajputs!


What will happen to this film?

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  jaijui posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
i heard that  the powers that be in bollywood  .. including Sajid Nadiadwalla  ...a big producer  ... wanted to stop release of this movie ..
for some devious reason or another 
i wonder if controversy on this movie...regarding  jodha and jodhi    blah blah..... is being released from the same source 

no... don't scorn me .... anything can happen where big bucks are concerned 

my poor Ashutosh     sob  sob  
  Shuunya posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
jai jai devi you sound like a chalti firti filmfare magazine !


  jaijui posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago

lord , isnt that  a huge discrepancy ?

well ...i'll go with jehangir being Akbar's son ..yeahh  
or should i go with the Rajputs   ?  
hmm  help


  Nyaaya A nyaya posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
Bottom line.

Indians cannot make  good war movies.RETARDED SONGS  AND RETARDED LOVE TRIANGLES HAVE DESTROYED OUR DRAMA.Secondly we just don't have the skill to make movies like Brave heart,Ben her or Movies of Akira kurosuva.We lack originality.jODHA AND AKHBAR IS FOR KIDS.The war secenes and the acts performed by hritik roshan are stupendous and only kids will enjoy them.One Good war scene takes months of efforts.
  Seva posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago

India once had a very good Bengali moviemaker by the name Satyajit Ray who was in the same superb class as Akira Kurosava and Ingmar Bergman et al.


  IndusSaraswati posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
While i completely agree that these western movies depict wars in an excellent fashion, one has to consider the following. 1. Their budgets are way more than the Indian movies 2. A lot of the editing/computer graphics done to enhance these western movies are done in Indian studios these days 3. We are comparing the artistic works of a civilization which is at its peak (US), with India which is starting to rise from its ashes. To give you an idea of what Indians created when they were at their peak, look at Takshila and Nalanda Universities. They were colossal. The Greeks copied that concept and hence was born the great University of Alexandria. There are 2 storied houses in the Indus valley ruins, that are from the 3rd millenium BCE, that have indoor plumbing, that empties to a drainage system for the whole city. Cities 6 km by 2km are unheard of in the West, till MUCH later. Eurpeans did not even know enough to have indoor bathrooms till the later in the 2nd millenium CE (AD), when the Ottomans showed them how to. If you ever go to the Palace of Versailles, ask the guides how come there are no bathrooms anywhere? The answer you will get is, 'oh, the people in the ballroom just went to the stairs and relieved themselves'. No wonder the French are the best at making perfumes!!!

  Recycled Soul posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago

The movie is releasing on the 15th of Feb. Were you part of some special screening to know in advance about the War scenes????

As for songs... they are now a vital part of Indian cinema. yes, at times they have spoilt the movie, but many a times, the music, songs have saved movies... & made it enjoyable. But I agree, it should strictly depend on what the story/script demands, not just as an added attraction. I wouldnt mind seeing some song by Tansen or some dance/song routine in  Akbar's court as that was part of the history & facts...but a love song sequence between a Akbar-Jodha is not really needed.

Yes, we do suck in war/period dramas.... very rarely has India come up with good period/war movies... Haqeeqat by Chetan Anand being one exception. A couple of Marathi movies on Shivaji & his loyal warriors were also nicley done. Mughal-e-Azam war scene was another popular one. Shyam Benegal has directed some good war events in his serial.."Bharat ek Khoj" . One has big expectations from the talented director, Ashutosh Gowarikar on how he handles all those war scenes. First he need to break this mindset of immature Indian audience that Akbar Jodha is about some Muslim King & it has nothing to do with Indian history & Hindu audience...(currently thats what is being projected by the hindu fanatics & political parties). Expect some fanatical muslim group to also find some fault & release a fatwa on Ashutosh Gowarikar & Hrithik Roshan after the movie release. 

Look at the hilarious war scenes of serials like Ramayana & Mahabharata  with all those sound effects & how the arrows smooch & explode..LOL. When will they grow out of it??? I think like it needed a Richard Attenborough to immortalize a GANDHI on screen, it might need a Ron Howard,  Oliver Stone or a Steven Speilberg...to really capture the great war scenes of Ramayana & Mahabharata. Peter Jackson of Lord of the Rings fame should also be good enough to do a great job on the script of Ramayana & Mahabharata.



 

  PseudoIntellectual posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
Calling Ashutosh Gowrikar a talented film maker, just shows how pathetic the state of our film industry is.  Lagaan had too many flaws.  Swades was a horrible film.


  Seva posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago

It sounds like Rashmun wrote the screenplay for this movie – a fairy tale involving Akbarbhai and Jodabai.



  RG NYC posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
Honestly I don't care for the controversy but I'm super excited to see it for it's cinematography, the costumes and it's supposed to be quite an epic. The trailers look great as do the stills and because I stayed in or visited some of the rajwadas thru Rajasthan recently where they filmed it and I'm excited to see it.
  Nyaaya A nyaya posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
You must be an elite writer but i am sorry to say ,you have not analysed or understood cinematorgraphy or anything.Jodha and akhbar is a typical masala movie.Realistic acts are remotely seen in Indian moveis.This movie is filled with fake dialogues and fake kiddish scenes.
  jaijui posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago

nyaya  ,

can't be true.

the movie is made by ashutosh gowarikar  .he  is very  precise     ...    .of lagaan ...swadesh fame ..

it will be very good  ..

 

  Utsuk Purush posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago

in comparison with  brave heart? war scenes have to realistic.this movies has stupid songs and dances.

  jaijui posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
utsuk,
ok  maybe  we have to go with the songs and dances  ..and thats not bad ..its to be done for our public .

brave heart  was  done for warmongers     not my kind of history anyway 
and realism ?  well it costs a bundle  needing  correct technology ..its ok if we don't have it ..
get your imagine to work exra time   
  Utsuk Purush posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
Techonology is not always required.A good cameraman can do wonders with mere shifts of angles.If you want to see good senmatography watch movies directed by Aikra Kurosowa.In that with just an angle change the complete scene is changed.Those horse fights,sword fights are simple wonderful and extremly realistic.
  jaijui posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
utsuk,
yes i know   his " Seven  Samurai  "is indeed a classic ..
on which was based the    "Magnificent Seven   "in Hollywood   with Yul Brynner  

but  go easy on Ashutosh  ..he is my favourite   ..good looker too  !!  well he was  a movie star   once ..
but  was intelligent enough to produce and direct





  Utsuk Purush posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
A woman's grasp of film making hehe. What else can I say (just kidding).The Manusmriti falls true everytime we speak of ornaments and constumes.



  lotuspetals posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
in wikipedia jodha is refered as main wife of Akbar and mother of jehangir!
  Ten kar posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago


"in wikipedia jodha is refered as main wife of Akbar and mother of jehangir!"

The controversy for movie may be created by the movie promoters. The movie will have average run.

  Nyaaya A nyaya posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
wikipedia is not as authentic as the board of intenational history.
  lotuspetals posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
can you find out  on behalf of me,if u have time?

thanx.



  Recycled Soul posted Re:JODHA- AKBAR on 8 mnths ago
Were the Rajputs on some drugs all these years??? I think a few Rajputs would have been bribed or dumped some money to start some controversy for this Movie Promotion.. Negative publicity... 

I am surprised... in todays world the Rajputs & the hindu fanatics are capable of claiming that Jodha never married any of the moghuls...nor Akbar nor Jehangir... but infact she married Birbal... the Hindu minister in Akbar's court.

:D :D

As far as I remember wasnt, Mansingh  Jodhabai's nephew or something...... &  Jehangir married Mansingh's sister.
  Shuunya posted Re:Jodhabai and Jodhi Bibi on 8 mnths ago
I dont blame the Rajputs protesting against complete distortion of history.

Relationships made clear:

In 1586, Jodhabai arranged a marriage of her son, Prince Salim (later Jahangir), to Man Singh's sister Princess Manmati, who was the mother of Prince Khusro. Jodhabai died in 1611. As per her last wishes a vav or step well was constructed by Jahangir.

Another Mughal royal named Jagat Gosain aka Jodhi Bibi was the daughter of Udai Singh of Jodhpur, and a wife of Jahangir. She was the mother of Prince Khurram (later Shah Jahan).

  lotuspetals posted Re:Jodhabai and Jodhi Bibi on 8 mnths ago
so confusing?

after so many years back we still thinking about it.

the makers of this movie should send us some tickets!

  Rashmun posted Re:Jodhabai and Jodhi Bibi on 8 mnths ago
Are u saying Akbar did not marry any Rajput woman?

Why do all the history books say he married Jodhaabai?

The fact that Akbar did have Rajput wives is indisputable.
  BladeRunner posted Re:Jodhabai and Jodhi Bibi on 8 mnths ago

wasnt akbar married to alexander?

  jaijui posted Re:Jodhabai and Jodhi Bibi on 8 mnths ago
alexander loved akbar . birbal  ....etc etc ..that gender anyway  ha ha   war times you see .
.you must excuse  him  

  Queen Bee posted Re:Jodhabai and Jodhi Bibi on 8 mnths ago
lol,

alexander wore ghaghra?


  Nyaaya A nyaya posted Re:Jodhabai and Jodhi Bibi on 8 mnths ago
These people have no clue.They have no respect for history.
  lotuspetals posted Re:Jodhabai and Jodhi Bibi on 8 mnths ago
 I now think movie makers want us to go to theater to see movie! a pre plan  to draw people to watch movie.

At the time controversy was raised about sawaria  and om shanti om! all the people ,mostly went to see both the movies!
  Shuunya posted Sawariya was forced to be switched off in Denver theaters on 8 mnths ago
midway!

People got so bored, they shouted hooted threw chappals at screen, to force it being switched off in Denver theater  and put Om Shanti Om instead.

  Queen Bee posted Re:Jodhabai and Jodhi Bibi on 8 mnths ago
watch out for a half cooked, half baked response
  Utsuk Purush posted Re:Jodhabai and Jodhi Bibi on 8 mnths ago
Are you allergic to them?




  Shuunya posted Re:Jodhabai and Jodhi Bibi on 8 mnths ago

Please read my reply again, even the relationships I pointed out.

Let me clarify - 3 Rajput women -

1. Jodha Bai - married Akbar
2. Jodhi Bibi - married Jahangir, renamed to Jagat Gosain
3. Princess Manmati -  also married Jahangir, mother of Shah Jehan, also called Begum Sahiba Jodh Bai.

Protesting rajputs are simply being "selective" in their presentation of truth akin to film makers.

Incomplete truth is worse than a white lie.

 

  jaijui posted Re:Jodhabai and Jodhi Bibi on 8 mnths ago
aah i see 
 so the mix up is between jodha bai and jodhi bibi ??

lord   werent there other names to choose from .... besides  jodha    grrrr  
at any rate im going to enjy the movie  ...
the cast is super ..the drirector  is the best   ... wat else  it   there  ?  
my cup runneth over   

  MaxEntropy_Man posted the obsession of the northindians on 8 mnths ago
why are you northindians so obsessed with the mughal kings, their legacy, and the sordid love-hate relationship they had with the rajputs and the marathas? they're long gone. what's history is history. why do you fight endlessly about it?
  baba kamdev posted Re:the obsession of the northindians on 8 mnths ago

why do you fight when someone says that tamil originated from sanskrit, maxentropy_manan?


  Rashmun posted Re:the obsession[Max] on 8 mnths ago
Why is it that one finds the influence of mughal designs in the indo-saracenic architecture of Tamil Nadu? Why are Mughal gardens to be found in Tamil Nadu? Why are Mughal restaurants to be found in Tamil Nadu?

Why do Tamils throng to visit the Taj Mahal.

Why did YOU visit the Taj Mahal? Even when u knew no hindi and were scared (since u were young) u were enthuiastic enough to visit Taj Mahal.

Mughals were great patrons of Indian classical music, architecture, paintings, gardens, etc. and they have played an important role in the evolution of Indian culture.

At its peak, Mughal India was the wealthiest empire in the world.
  rawemotions posted Re:the obsession[Max] on 8 mnths ago
I hope more movies are made about Chandragupta Maurya who had a bigger kingdom than Akbar ever did in an earlier period. It would be interesting to see how he ruled a big country.

I hope they also show that he butchered 40000 rajputs with the women commiting Jauhar in that movie, to avoid being captured.

Regarding Taj Mahal, the inner sanctum has a wonderful marble partitions, and they were very intricate carvings, which were wonderful. Interestingly if I remember right they also had colour. I do not know why the Mughal King had the arms of the craftsmen cut. That is being so cruel to somebody who did the work for him.

But for carvings outside the monument, Taj Mahal can't even hold a candle to the carvings made out of rock in Belur and Halabeedu in Karnataka.
  rawemotions posted Re:the obsession[Max] on 8 mnths ago
There is a correction in my statement. Sorry folks.

I hope they also show that [he]Akbar butchered 40000 rajputs with the women commiting Jauhar in [that Akbar's] movie, to avoid being captured.

  Utsuk Purush posted Re:the obsession[Max] on 8 mnths ago
Raw emotions.

You cannot compare Islamic carvings with hindu carvings.Islam strictly prohibits 'murtis' ,images of humans in any form.What should be appreciated about the Islamic architecture is its grandness.No hindu kingdom,no hindu king,no group of Bhatts could have ever designed the hudge buildings.We just never could develop.I blaim hinduism for our backwardness.Hindus lagged behind big time up until the 11the ceunturuy,when the turks sultans built great mosques and the minarets.I am not a fan of Islam,but our religion kept us from growing.
  IndusSaraswati posted Re:the obsession[Max] on 8 mnths ago
Dear Utsuk Purush,
You 'blame Hinduism for our backwardness' is not a statement based on facts, if i may say so. The Mughals and other  invaders anhilated all our great monuments they could. You would not think Hinduism is backward, if the great Nalanda, Takshila, Temples of Kanauj, Benaras, Somnath, etc. were not demolished and trampled by the invaders and were still their in their grandeur today. 

Read the greatness of Indian astronomy, math, irrigation, metallurgy, etc, at www.indianscience.org.  A civilzation that was constantly plundered for a 1,000 years, obviously cannot offer much to a young Hindu like you in terms of physical remains. But let me tell you, the knowledge our ancestors have passed on, and documented, in the Vedas and the accompanying knowledge sources, if one understood even a bit of it, one would not blame Hinduism for lack of creativity.  They were very observant, scientific, and believed in documenting the human experience to explain religion/philosophy, whereas the west put down dogma that HAD TO BE FOLLOWED OR ELSE.  The Vedas (written around 2nd millenium BCE ) define the speed of light pretty accurately,  when in Europe they were still fighting over the roundness of the Earth in the 16th century CE (AD). 

Unfortunately, we Indians are all busy aping the west, so it is hard for us to see the forest through the trees. I recommend googling for information on Mittani, Pythogras and his Indian source of knowledge which defined the Greeks, etc., to learn how truly great our Indian ancestors were.
  rajput08 posted Re:the obsession[Max] on 6 mnths ago
I agree completely.  For anyone to blame Hinduism ( and all its tolerance, emphasis on science,etc) shows they have a HUGE inferiority complex.  Jodha Akbar is a total joke when it comes to altering history- what a love story!  The director fails to mention that Akbar "the great" had 300 wives with 5000 women in his harem.  he killed 30,000 Hindus and did destroy temples, just not as many as his father, grandfather and other relatives.  I mean, it was fine to watch the film, costumes, colors,etc but really- to place a brutal assh. ..  on a pedestal is the height of pathetic behavior..  Akbar as all the Mughals had no bizness being in India!  He was brutal and should be looked upon as the tyrant he was.