After watching this movie, I look back and think that the palace of Akbar the Great is really impressive. Although it is magnificent, it seems that there is no tree compared to China except that someone sent a letter to Queen Raziput and saw a few trees there. The splendid garden art of ancient India is indeed poor enough in this respect
Another is that Emperor Akbar hesitantly said the phrase "I can't read". I don't quite understand why such a plot was designed. If an emperor can govern the country by his own courage, then the Qin Dynasty will not be fleeting. Of course The situation in India is very different from that of our country, and I have some humble opinions on it.
The first point is that India highly respects the individual heroism popular in the West, and believes that a person's advantages can be magnified to the extreme and can cover up his shortcomings. One quality of a person can play a decisive role. This is reflected in the final duel of the film. It's very obvious that I wrote this because at the end of the day I always had the Marvel superheroes in my mind. .
The second point is that if it is a true story, Akbar the Great can rule the Mughal Empire only by force, then I can only sigh that the power of religion is too powerful. I think the so-called religion is actually an upgraded version of the party. Those in power are controlled by religion. The people's minds wage wars of aggression through so-called religious contradictions. It can be said that religion is for those in power. I'm glad I'm not religious.
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