NEW ARTICLE ON JODHA AKBAR

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: katana

Bollywood has been a source of inspiration for many television shows.In fact, naming shows after hit Bollywood songs is the new emerging trend on Indian television. If noticed carefully,there are quite a few memorable characters from television that resemble the big screen Bollywood characters. Let us take a look at those characters on TV that remind us of the silver screen heroes and heroines.

Jodha Akbar

Jodha Akbar

Zee TV's Jodha Akbar reminds us of the Bollywood film with the same name. Jalal (Rajat Tokas) has the same character sketch as the big screen's Jalal (Hrithik Roshan). Same goes for Paridhi Sharma's Jodha and Aishwariya Rai's Jodha.

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No ways can Hrithik Akbar be compared to Rajath akbar , that guy was shown so royal and so refined like a real king except for too much goodness he had(and bending too much to maham) which is historically not true but that is how I can imagine a king to be and ash was so cultured and regal no one dare misbehave with her not even Akbar and todramal was like a real minister with work and so were other navrathnas

I think Mughal-e-azam Akbar was a bit OTT and Hrithik Akbar a too goody goody and Rajath too mellowed and dumbed down

For Salim Ayaan is good but too soft and for senior I think Dilip Kumar was very good the air of superiority was always there in his walk and talk not bending to anyone neither Akbar, anarkali or anyone like how I can imagine a real prince to behave. Salim in Mughal e azam loved anarkali but did not become her ghulam and mellow down like Akbar in this serial out of love. He maintained his character of a prince and it was anarkali who bent to his wishes and not he bending to her(that is how men were in 16th century). So that was best Salim I have seen although I admit I have not watched many old historicals to see if someone bettered a king or prince portrayal than a Dilip Kumar in Mughal e azam. That Akbar was good too but sometimes too over the top I feel. Madhubala was perfect as the beauty to whom a prince can fall for.

Edited by myviewprem - 11 years ago