Emperor and princess-Kiddish?

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myviewprem

@myviewprem

Sparkler

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Posted: 12 years ago

#11

I still stick to my stand. I am not saying show Jalal working always atleast once a month some work can be shown like him ordering someone to resolve bhaggi issues etc, he does not have to go to resolve it. An emperor no matter how young he is still is an emperor.

Regarding him getting into kitchen politics between his wives and mothers, milk mothers again i think as an emperor he must stay out or ignore. He cannot start acting like some lay person and take sides or start planning and plotting against his own wives in-laws. He has to uphold the dignity of his position as an emperor - a leader of a big state. I have no issues with his being a relationship show rather than historical factually correct potrayal except for how people are potrayed

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Parijatrocks

@Peacefulmind

Trailblazer

+ 5

Posted: 12 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: Star_girl

😆😆 Amen. The day they start it with wars and political plotting, the show is over for me. I can read about Akbar if I want to know him better, thank you very much. I signed up for a love story, and if they are getting me history lessons, then count me far out. The trp audience agrees with us, as is evident. 😆 Compare the the trps of the other historical shows, and this one. 😆 Popularity too. I love history myself, and I prefer to read history. Reading is always better than watching a fictional show on television, hoping for history lessons. 😉 Moreover, they have added a good deal of facts as well. This show is a Balaji production, marketed as a love story. Why exactly people keep expecting history lessons from it? And since the love story between Jodha-Jalal is based on folklore itself, the embellishments are only to be expected.

@Bold

even i agree with you

if i was interested in history i would have read some books

i am watching this show for Parijat Akdha love story not for any History class...