The days ahead. Review on Jodhaa Akbar

Although I would have liked writing a detailed review, but there are already 79 reviews. Besides its a history subject and most of people like to sleep during there History classes during school days and so I wont want to put detail.

I wrote this poem an year ago, when I was reading History. I think its someway matching to the thoughts of Jodha in this movie, So I am pasting it here.

*The days ahead *

* One day came this conqueror;

he was also the emperor, *

*He had more to take than to give*

*And my father had to live.*

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*He wasn’t young nor was he handsome, *

*My father could have given him some ransom.*

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*But I was a good daughter of my father, *

*and the kingdom of my dad*

*Fulfill his wishes was a duty I had, *

*I took this decision good or otherwise*

*Although no one had asked me once, forget twice, *

*Kings and rulers as they were, *

*Was a girl’s opinion for them to care?*

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*I had fears, for this had never happened in years*

*But the only option I could exercise was to shed tears*

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*Is this my father’s justice? Leaving his lovely princess*

*To a person to whom I will be less a wife more a mistress*

*I thought this is very bad and felt very sad, *

*Is this the destiny I had?*

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*Then I heard some people say*

*Their words made my day*

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**“She has saved us from fierce battles, saved so many lives, **

** Sent the soldiers back to their families and  wives”**

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*Although there was no option better than this , *

*I had to accompany to the harem of his.*

*I still feel proud of my act, *

*I have to suffer and that may be a fact. *

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*I am happy I have saved so many heads go behead*

*I look forward hoping better days ahead

(I havent changed the poem, it stays the original as it was a year back when I wrote it)

The decisions taken by Akbar in the movie show the political mindset of Akbar,

The character of Akbar as portrayed in this movie is a little different from the known "Mughal-E-Azam" movie, where we know him more.

The actors are well suited for the characters, although I am not sure about the controversies, the problem with such a cinema becoming hit is that