Before starting this review I would like to commend the entire Jodhaa Akbar team for their good work - Keep up your good work guys!I definitely had very less expectations from the movie before watching it - But I was totally proved wrong.

Right from the beginning of the movie, the pacing was very good.The story was not too fast or neither too slow; it just flowed smoothly. The dialogs were really good and were well adapted to the situation. If Jodhaa's dialog's had more of Hindi in them Akbar's dialog's were filled with Urdu, thereby complementing each other very well. The picturisation of the songs too were a major highlight in the movie.The songs actually were well placed and kept the viewer hooked to the movie. A.R.Rehman's music too was excellent.

Next comes the acting department.Even though I am not such a big fan of Hrithik I must say I am really impressed by his performance. I think he totally added a new dimension to the personality of Akbar I had imagined earlier, through his acting.The surprise in this movie was that Aishwarya was the perfect "Rajasthani Bahu"(Rajasthani daughter-in-law) in the movie.She acted up-to the mark I must say.The strange chemistry between Hrithik and Aishwarya continues in this movie too and becomes even more better in this(it started in Dhoom 2).Even though the editing is loose at some places it really doesn't matter.

Last but not the least I would like to thank Ashutosh Gowariker for giving such a good movie once again (after Lagaan and Swades).The Locations were excellent too.Even though the story is mainly romantic he has also shown the importance of universal brotherhood and religious harmony even to this day very neatly, in this movie. Overall it was a very good movie.Hats off sir! please continue making such good movies in the future too.

So guys leave your history brains ; go out and enjoy this movie.

Who should watch:- People looking for good romantic movie

Who shouldn't:- People looking for Troy/Lord of the Rings type action