Taj Mahal: An Eternal Love Story

I saw this movie on the second day after release. I had intuition that this movie will withdrawn from Monday. And it happened.

The above introduction is necessary.

I relished the movie. Both the main actors were superb. Music by Naushad was superb.

The movie was directed nicely.

Battle scenes were main ace of the film. They were picturised it fine.

Later after three days after its release it was withdrawn. Reason not known.

Sadly the movie was not available commercially.

Since then I trying but was not successful.

Later I wanted to see this movie again. But in vain.

Where I can see this movie and download it.

I hope I will be able to get this movie.

I saw Taj Mahal with many of my American friends who had never seen Indian movies. They were fully involved in the film up to the end, their impression that only Hollywood can make good films was shattered (films like Veer Zara will confirm this belief). Akbar Khan has made this film for the world audience. They loved the music and surprised that an Indian composer (Naushad) can compose fabulous symphonic music. The critics in the Indian media have slaughtered this film, I am shocked at their motivation to do so.

One should see and appreciate the director's concept and presentation; instead the negative critics are writing their own script and treatment in an attempt to slaughter this film. It is clear that Akbar Khan is one of the top directors in the world if one views this film with out any prejudice, and background music by Naushad is his best ever.

One should see this film not just once, but many times.

Zakaria Ahmed

Where can i watch this Movie? Please guide me. I am trying to get this movie since 2 years but unable to watch it as the government has banned it probably in India.

Having read one or two "iffy" reviews of this film, I went to see it without any great expectations. And, for the first ten or fifteen minutes or so, with all the battles and the intrigues going on between the sons of Shah Jahan, I did wonder what all that had to do with "an eternal love story".

However, when the "real" story of the film got going through the flashback device, I was more than pleasantly surprised - and very pleased - with the film.

I thought everything about the film was great - the colour, the sets, the costumes, and especially the music. As for the acting, one has to make allowances for the sometimes kind of stilted acting and dialogue that these epic Indian films seem to carry with them. Nevertheless, as time went on, you really felt like "hissing" the older queen Noor Jahan and empathising more and more with the young lovers, Prince Khurram and Arjumand. I thought that Zulfi Sayed and Sonya Jehan played the latter very well, whilst I kept thinking how gorgeous Sonya Jehan was! Later, and much to my surprise, I found out that this was her film debut. Let's hope we see much more of her in the future.

What particularly interested me was to see close comparisons in the sets and music of this film with that other great spectacle, "Mughal-E-Azam". That came out especially in the interiors of the great palace, and more particularly in the duet with singers conducted between Arjumand and Laadli Begum in front of Prince Khurram. It was only afterwards that I realised that Naushad had composed the music for both films!

As with "Mughal-E-Azam", this film is one definitely to be seen again, and the DVD purchased tout suit!

Hello, I try to buy this movie since 10 months!!!

But there is no DVD. I'm very sad, that I couldn't found a film, which I really want to see.

I've reading the book of Taj Mahal and I was so impressed. And now I must hear that the film isn't come out, because it is a flop in India?

I just want to tell my opinion.

And If someone can tell me where I can found the film with English subtitle or can give me more informations about it,

I would feel very sincerely thankfully.

lots of love Jay Jay