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A 2008 Bollywood period movie that rivals ''Titanic'' in extravagance. The movie was made with a 400 million Rs. budget to support elaborate sets, period costumes and jewelery, battle scenes, A-list actors, and [[Filmi Music|Rahman]]. The story centers around sixteenth century Mughal Emperor Akbar (played by dreamy, green-eyed Hritik Roshan) and his Rajput wife, Jodhaa (played by Aishwarya Rai's [[Everythings Sparkly With Jewelry|jewelry]]). The two are forced into marriage because Akbar wanted the Rajputs' allegiance. Akbar is Muslim and Jodhaa is Hindu, but despite their differences they slowly (and <s>predictably</s> charmingly) fall in love. As the romance progresses and Jodhaa becomes more influential, vague political tension builds in Akbar's court. ''Very'' Abusive of the [[Ermine Cape Effect]].
A 2008 Bollywood period movie that rivals ''Titanic'' in extravagance. The movie was made with a 400 million Rs. budget to support elaborate sets, period costumes and jewelery, battle scenes, A-list actors, and [[Filmi Music|Rahman]]. The story centers around sixteenth century Mughal Emperor Akbar (played by dreamy, green-eyed Hritik Roshan) and his Rajput wife, Jodhaa (played by Aishwarya Rai's [[Everything's Sparkly With Jewelry|jewelry]]). The two are forced into marriage because Akbar wanted the Rajputs' allegiance. Akbar is Muslim and Jodhaa is Hindu, but despite their differences they slowly (and <s>predictably</s> charmingly) fall in love. As the romance progresses and Jodhaa becomes more influential, vague political tension builds in Akbar's court. ''Very'' Abusive of the [[Ermine Cape Effect]].
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* [[Department of Redundancy Department]]
* [[Department of Redundancy Department]]
* [[Estranged Soap Family]]: Akbar's mother, who claims to have been away for fifteen years when her son was growing up.
* [[Estranged Soap Family]]: Akbar's mother, who claims to have been away for fifteen years when her son was growing up.
* [[Estrogen Brigade Bait]]: Hrithik Roshan, pretty much the only man in Bollywood handsome enough to stand next to [[Aishwarya Rai]] without invoking [[Ugly Guy Hot Wife]].
* [[Estrogen Brigade Bait]]: Hrithik Roshan, pretty much the only man in Bollywood handsome enough to stand next to [[Aishwarya Rai]] without invoking [[Ugly Guy, Hot Wife]].
* [[Exiled to The Couch]]: Jodhaa does this with ''style''.
* [[Exiled to The Couch]]: Jodhaa does this with ''style''.
* [[Evil Stepmother]]: Akbar's wet nurse/surrogate mother hates Jodhaa. She's also an [[Evil Chancellor]], which might raise some [[Unfortunate Implications]]. His biological mother actually likes Jodhaa, but seems to have political responsibilities which keep her away from her son and daughter-in-law a lot.
* [[Evil Stepmother]]: Akbar's wet nurse/surrogate mother hates Jodhaa. She's also an [[Evil Chancellor]], which might raise some [[Unfortunate Implications]]. His biological mother actually likes Jodhaa, but seems to have political responsibilities which keep her away from her son and daughter-in-law a lot.
* [[Everythings Better With Princesses]]
* [[Everything's Better With Princesses]]
* [[Evil Is Cool]]: Completely subverted.
* [[Evil Is Cool]]: Completely subverted.
* [[Falling in Love Montage]]: Jashn-E-Bahaara. This is interrupted by...
* [[Falling in Love Montage]]: Jashn-E-Bahaara. This is interrupted by...
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* [[Large Ham]]: Many. The worst offender is probably Shariffudin.
* [[Large Ham]]: Many. The worst offender is probably Shariffudin.
* [[Love Hurts]]: And how!
* [[Love Hurts]]: And how!
* [[My God What Have I Done]]
* [[My God, What Have I Done?]]
* [[No Hugging No Kissing]]: So much so that that Jodhaa keeps a curtain between them at one point to avoid it.
* [[No Hugging, No Kissing]]: So much so that that Jodhaa keeps a curtain between them at one point to avoid it.
* [[Opening Monologue]]: With special appearance by [[Amitabh Bachchan]]
* [[Opening Monologue]]: With special appearance by [[Amitabh Bachchan]]
* [[Opposites Attract]]
* [[Opposites Attract]]
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* [[True Love Is Exceptional]]
* [[True Love Is Exceptional]]
* [[Through His Stomach]]: And the scene in question, which lingers lovingly over plates and plates of Rajasthani food, will make you want to die if you hadn't eaten a lot beforehand.
* [[Through His Stomach]]: And the scene in question, which lingers lovingly over plates and plates of Rajasthani food, will make you want to die if you hadn't eaten a lot beforehand.
* [[What Is This Thing You Call Love]]: Almost word from word from Jodhaa and Akbar at different points.
* [[What Is This Thing You Call Love?]]: Almost word from word from Jodhaa and Akbar at different points.
* [[The Woobie]]: Akbar
* [[The Woobie]]: Akbar



Revision as of 16:16, 9 January 2014

A 2008 Bollywood period movie that rivals Titanic in extravagance. The movie was made with a 400 million Rs. budget to support elaborate sets, period costumes and jewelery, battle scenes, A-list actors, and Rahman. The story centers around sixteenth century Mughal Emperor Akbar (played by dreamy, green-eyed Hritik Roshan) and his Rajput wife, Jodhaa (played by Aishwarya Rai's jewelry). The two are forced into marriage because Akbar wanted the Rajputs' allegiance. Akbar is Muslim and Jodhaa is Hindu, but despite their differences they slowly (and predictably charmingly) fall in love. As the romance progresses and Jodhaa becomes more influential, vague political tension builds in Akbar's court. Very Abusive of the Ermine Cape Effect.


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