Jodha Akbar gets the royal nod

funny how royal families of Jaipur and Kishangarh aren't even remotely attached to the Mughals ... so why does their "nod" matter so much?

there are still royal families left in india? 😕 didnt knw that ! thankx!

Originally posted by: 416905

funny how royal families of Jaipur and Kishangarh aren't even remotely attached to the Mughals ... so why does their "nod" matter so much?

umm you do realize that Jodha was a rajput princess and her descendants are still alive today and they gave it a nod

not rocket science really

Originally posted by: MrsAckles

umm you do realize that Jodha was a rajput princess and her descendants are still alive today and they gave it a nod

not rocket science really

that's why I specifically wrote "mughals" ... not a hard reading lesson really

Originally posted by: MrsAckles

umm you do realize that Jodha was a rajput princess and her descendants are still alive today and they gave it a nod

not rocket science really

😆

Originally posted by: 416905

that's why I specifically wrote "mughals" ... not a hard reading lesson really

well I have 20 20 vision and I can read thanks for the concern

and thanks to my reading skills I read that comment of yours where you were shocked that since the Hindu royals aren't related to the "Mughals" they have nothing to do with this movie..

Umm last time I checked the title was JODHA Akbar and not "Akbar - only Mughals matter - no Rajputs Allowed"

Originally posted by: angad's_fan

Jodha Akbar gets the royal nod

India's royal families in Northwestern Rajasthan have endorsed the making of the Bollywood period romance Jodhaa-Akbar, dismissing all controversies revolving around the story line. Based on the love story of Mughal emperor Akbar and his Hindu wife Jodhaa, the movie has won appreciation from the royal families of Jaipur and Kishangarh for the extensive research done by the director, Ashutosh Gowarikar.

interesting Jodhas descendent still exists wht abt akbr's