However, this effort by Jalal did not only surprise Jodha, but also surprised Mahamanga, who was even more surprised that Jalal had accepted going to Amer to attend the marriage, although he would be going with a large security force in order to ensure that his safety was sure. She learned this when her father came to Agra to invite everybody for the marriage. However, she was even more astonished later to learn that it was Jalal who had helped in the securing of a proposal for Sukanya, and this had been accepted by both sides and the marriage had been accepted. And when this expedition resulted in the death of Sukanyan's future husband, she was very angry, but Jalal told her that this was his duty as a king after all, one of his subjects had come to him for justice and he had just delivered justice. So, when he marched along with her brothers to attack Sukanya's future in-laws because of a charge that they were supporting dacoits and thieves, she was horrified, but was not very astonished. In the end, she was absolved of this, but this and other actions made her very suspecting of the motives of Jalal whenever he did something that seemed favorable towards her. Her initial experience with Jalal was pretty horrendous, especially when she was blamed for the death of his baby, and she and her brothers were faced with the death penalty. The Jodha Akbar casts include Rajat Tokas who played the role of Jalaluddin Muhammad Akbar and Paridhi Sharma who flawlessly played the role of Jodha Bai.For some time now, there has been a greater closeness between Jalal and Jodha, although Jodha is very cynical about the motives of Jalal.
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I don’t think any TV lover should afford to miss Jodha Akbar episodes. But tables turn and they get married in due course of time, they fell in love deeply with each other. But she had a hard corner for the cruel Mughals. She was so good at heart that she valued the lives of animals, birds and even bees of her kingdom. While Jodha, the Rajkumari was pretty emotional.
Love was a word that he never faced in his life. The only thing he wanted was to expand his empire at any cost. He just learnt one thing- kills them or otherwise they kill you. His father was killed when he was a child and from the childhood days he was trained like a warrior, both mentally and physically. He was brought up in the ambience of war and hatred. King Akbar was heartless and cruel because of the upbringing he got. The show highlights how King Akbar becomes ‘Akbar’ and breaks his cruel image. The functioning of the judiciary is also beautifully shown in the show. It was often said that Jodha and Akbar’s marriage was a political decision but later this decision sparked love between them that changed the future of India. It shows the battles of that time, their strategies, their arms, ammunition's and moreover it shows the relationship between the heavyweights, Mughals and Rajputs. This show takes us to the glorified past of India. He was the king who was responsible for major growth on Indian culture at that time. Here we are also talking about the show that is portraying the most famous king of Indian Cinema, Muhammad Jalaluddin Akbar. Indian History has seen the emerging and end of many empire, many cultures, dictators and kings. This Zee TV’s drama, Jodha Akbar also highlighted how the queen, ministers, courts and courtesans works and how they affect the love story of Jodha Bai and Akbar. It focuses on the way their marriage brings love to the extent that it can change the destiny of India. The Jodha Akbar story revolves around the drama on the 16th century about the political marriage between Akbar, the emperor of Mughal and Jodha Bai, the princess of Rajput.
You can watch Jodha Akbar serial on Zee TV channel every Monday to Friday evening.
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The series was premiered on Jand it is successfully running up to the present.
Jodha Akbar is a very popular epic historical television series, produced by Ekta Kapoor under the Balaji Telefilms’ banner and directed by Santram Varma.
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