Director Ashutosh for this film, banned the use of mobile phones on the sets for his entire cast and crew.The food shown in the film was made of pure ghee, this horrified the actors and they refused to eat food in the scenes more than once.The actor who played the role of Bairam Khan was better known as Wing Commander Yogesh Suri, he is a qualified Cosmonaut. During his career, the actor flew several types of aircraft including the MiG 21 and MiG 25.The film Jodhaa Akbar required over 80 elephants, 100 horses, and 55 camels on set.The events led the makers to use other words in order to keep the horses in place. The horses would understand the meaning of the word Action and take off even on moments requiring them to be still. In the film, Hrithik Roshan's horses Chandni and Superman were beyond excited.READ:Kavita Kaushik Speaks Up In Support Of Hrithik Roshan And Adhyayan Suman Against Kangana ''Why seek paradise? When it is before me now.A post shared by saraeditz on at 9:27pm PDT A musical artistic marvel to be watched on numerous occasions. This is an epic journey of storytelling and wondrous characterizations laced with visuals mixed with musical poignancy. The useful mixing of drama, battles, story, romance and mystery all dismiss any prior grievances. While opting for more musical and art forms upon execution it succeeds even if parts are not historically accurate. Overall, Jodhaa Akbar results in being an artful insight into the past. Background score by Rehman is also successfully delivered. The choreography of the Khwaja track is one of the finest you will ever come across in Indian cinema. Songs which truly stand out in the film are Khwaja Mere Khwaja and Azeem-o-shaan Shehenshah, both of which are choreographed superbly. Special mention must be made of the publicity designers for the superb posters and the theatrical trailer which were of international standards.Ī R Rehman's brilliant score along with the visuals brings to life the story and draws us into this intriguing world of wonder. Dialogues are note worthy and well delivered. It is obvious that Gowariker did not want any particular scenes to be edited.
Editing (Balu Saluja) is sometimes minimal Every detail is kept for vibrant and consistency for detail. Never over the top, Neeta Lulla does a fine job with Akbar's costumes and the entire cast including extras and the marvelous weaponry, furniture and intricate accessories on display. Sixteenth century is beautifully captured and the war scenes successfully add action to the drama and songs.Ĭostumes by Neeta Lulla are wondrously alive and radiant rainbow assorted greatness. Nikitin Dheer does well as Sharifuddin Hussain, considering this is his debut film as an actor.Ĭinematography by Kiran Deohans is perfection quite literally on a plate. Illa Arun is devilishly cunning as the evil Maham Manga. Some of the finer performances are by Illa Arun as Maham Manga, Kulbhushan Kharbandha as Raja Bharmal and Punam Sinha as Hamida Nabu. Sonu Sood as Sujamal results in perhaps a 2D character in terms of expressing emotion. The supporting cast is a mixed palette of palpatation regarding acting. She utilizes the role with grace and emotes effortlessly where needed. His body language and dialogue are unsurpassed You will be convinced that no other actor could have pulled off the role of Akbar with such flair.Īishwarya Rai Bachchan as Jodhaa does not disappoint either. As Akbar, Roshan excels and breathes life into the role with his charisma and vitality. When it comes to performances, Hrithik Roshan is unbeatable. Gowariker is a master storyteller without a doubt, he has lived up to the expectations with his artful colour laden Jodhaa Akbar. Costumes, songs, locations, props are all inspiring and dazzling to witness.Īshutosh Gowariker proves himself once again by attempting a unique idea on screen. Unquestionably one of the finest song and dance sequence ever shot in Indian cinema that I have witnessed. Hrithik Roshan: Jalaluddin Mohammad AkbarĪshutosh Gowariker's majestic magnificent Jodhaa Akbar(2008), is an extremely intricately created period epic romance drama. A sixteenth century love story about a marriage of alliance that gave birth to true love between a great Mughal emperor, Akbar, and a Rajput princess, Jodha.
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