Alauddin Khilji is not a villain, he is anti-hero

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Posted: 9 years ago

#71

Originally posted by: yamyam

I don't think he would show 14wives.. Years ago, a drama came on sony about Padmavati and us mein he was shown to have only one other wife

Yup! I remember the Sony show, it was nice but not quite accurate in that aspect. Well this being a piece of fiction gives SLB a lot of leeway to do whatever he desires with the story, he already did so much with actual history 😆 I was excited thinking we are going to see a mass Pinga style dance off between all 15 wives. 😆 They will all be backup dancers to Padmini.

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Posted: 9 years ago

#72

@ Yam, Padma is very likely to be an imaginary character. 😆
I am not sure if there is any proof of her existence.

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Posted: 9 years ago

#73

Originally posted by: ..Mr.Grey..
Am I the only one who doesn't know anything about khilji or padmavati 😆 😆

Me. My history knowledge is limited to Mughal era. 😆

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Posted: 9 years ago

#74

Originally posted by: Lilac_N_Maple

Me. My history knowledge is limited to Mughal era. 😆

mine is even worse 😆 😆

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Posted: 9 years ago

#75

Originally posted by: yamyam

Us zamane mein STDs nahi hote they😆

May be they did, in old historical films and TV shows even in books they used to say 'died after long illness' maybe most of them succumbed to STDs 😆

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Posted: 9 years ago

#76

It's a new trend to call killers and rapists as grey-shade or anti-hero characters and not evil characters? Gosh! Everyone these days love evil characters more than positive ones.

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Posted: 9 years ago

#77

Originally posted by: Lilac_N_Maple

Me. My history knowledge is limited to Mughal era. 😆

Add me as well. Heck I didn't even know who Bajirao and Mastani were😕😆

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Posted: 9 years ago

#78

Originally posted by: Noteworthy

Add me as well. Heck I didn't even know who Bajirao and Mastani were😕😆

they existed for real 😲
mujhe laga fictional character ha
😆 😆

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Posted: 9 years ago

#79

Originally posted by: Pemberleydreams
14 wives is a decent number as per those days😆maan singh had 60

I haerd that Akbar had 1800 😆

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440733

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Posted: 9 years ago

#80

Originally posted by: Pemberleydreams
he was loverboy type I think,😆padmini was his second wife ,he heard of her beauty through a bird😉Padmini the princess of singhal freed her talking bird who was then sold to ratansingh,the bird sang praises of her and ratan singh fell in love.he went to her kingdom in disguise and they fell in love got married.Alauddin first befriended ratan and manaoed him to show padmini.He was shown the reflection of her,maddened by her beauty he ran to grab the mirrorpadmini was enraged but alauddin somehow manaofied ratan singh so ratan forgave hhim.soon khilji attacked the fort.

I knew about the talking bird story but didn't know much about how he was as a ruler and a husband.

I can't believe he fell for Alauddin's excuses so easily 😆 But then again it's a piece of fiction.

Originally posted by: Pemberleydreams
14 wives is a decent number as per those days😆maan singh had 60

According to an blog post I saw about Ripley's believe it or not, Maan Singh had a 'harem' of 1500 wives like his fav. king Akbar and more than 4000 kids.

Aur koi kaam hi nahi tha I guess other than getting married 😆

Edited by .Rinnie. - 9 years ago