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Starring [[Those Two Actors]], Dilip Kumar and [[Madhu Bala]].
 
The movie is based loosely on real events and a legend. Anarkali, a tawaif and a dancer falls in love with Crown Prince Salim (who would later go on to become Emperor Jahangir). Salim's father, the Emperor Akbar [[Parental Marriage Veto|the Emperor Akbar objects because of Anarkali's low social position]]. Emperor Akbar orders her imprisonment. Salim rebels against his father and orders an army to launch a siege. He gets defeated easily. Anarkali, to spare the life of Salim, asks Emperor Akbar to take her life instead. He orders publicly for her to be buried alive in a wall though he spares her in private. Salim unaware is distraught. He then falls in love with Bahaar, a courtesan jealous of Anarkali, and he is unaware that Anarkali is still alive.
 
The Quintessential [[Star-Crossed Lovers]]. Played by [[Madhubala]], [[Pritviraj Kapoor]] and [[Dilip Kumar]].
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* [[It Was His Sled]] - Everyone knows how the legend ends. Badly.
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* [[Ermine Cape Effect]] - Among everybody.
* [[Love Hurts]]
* [[Requisite Royal Regalia]] - The opulence on the movie is seen to be believed.
* [[Romance Onon the Set]] - Dilip Kumar and Madhubala had one of the industry's most famous love affairs. Also [[Those Two Actors]].
* [[Star-Crossed Lovers]]
* [[The Beautiful Elite]] - Madhubala is famous for her beauty. Dilip Kumar who played Prince Salim was also known to be handsome. Prithviraj Kapoor was considered very good looking when he was young and played the Emperor Akbar.
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