Razia Sultan

A good series although it is made with the usual Indian drama and there are events that were fictionalized and have no relation to the real storyBut the series is excellent in terms of design and creativity and it feels like it is real Cons: Dramatic movements and slow movementsThe negatives lie in the dramatic movements and slow movements and there are characters that have no involvement in the story, and the series has the roleand the main character seems different from a real character in terms of personal strength strictness, and behavior. An actress seems inappropriate as a character like Sultana Razia, but she is good at romantic acting and toughness. Personality.

This is one of the worst movies I have ever seen. It ranks right up there with John Travoltas Battlefield Earth. I get that it's Bollywood, but I've seen better movies from South Korea. The ONLY saving grace of this flick were the costumes! Very colorful and elaborate! Acting was pretty sad and the make up was a little to thick on some characters. Razia's assistant was a riot to watch during the Tiger scene. Give that girl a gallon of paint and let her go to town shaking it up. Worst case of fake nervousness I have ever seen-LOL. The actress who played Razia was beautiful though. Gorgeous brown eyes under that veil made her appear mysterious.

It seems that when you enjoyed the history from books and encyclopedias, this show will be toxic to your eyes. Plus, unreasonable decisions that the sultan made were annoying, but this is a nature of this Indian studio.

So badly acted and created story. Over dramatization of of events and story telling. Looks more like one of Ekta Kapoor's daily soaps. Even the dialogues had no relevance with actual Urdu and the way it's delivered. Total useless and painful to watch.

Beautiful historic romance adventure drama set in the 1300's during the Slave Dynasty of India. Mostly based on fact, this story highlights the life and times of the Emperor Iltutmish and his family and hanger- ons. Funny at times, sad at others and sensual at special moments too, this story grips you and unlike many of the other Indian serials, keeps your attention riveted on the characters. Love, love, love Mirza and Razia and their beautiful theme song; it is both spiritual and sensual at the same time. Kudos to the all the actors and directors for bringing this piece of ancient Indian history to our attention. I strongly recommend that you watch it!