Hallmark of Indian Cinema Best of the movies ever directed After I watched Azeem-O-Shaan song I knew AG has created history in the Indian cinema. The love story occupies the pride of place in "Jodhaa-Akbar". The sudden marital alliance between the benign king and the free-spirited Rajput princess, their post-marriage courtship, the misunderstanding that cuts through their growing fondness, and the final and irreversible reconciliation, are portrayed with exquisite fluidity.

Not once does the director allow the inherent opulence of his theme to overpower the love that grows between them.

Hrithik's pleading, poetic eyes in a warrior's face define the historic romance as much as Aishwarya's swan-like grace and passionate individualism. After "Dhoom 2″, this pair surely whips up a Mughlai feast of passion and romance.

Watch "Jodhaa-Akbar" as a splendidly spiced-up slice of history. Or just Saviour the chemistry between the warrior and the princess, with hundreds of junior artistes, elephants, rabbits and parrots accompanying the couple's journey from secularism to eternity.

Jodhaa Akbar are truly masterpiece of 21st century...

--Rashid