But watching the film does give a sense of grandeur. Whether it's the war scene or the magnificent Indian architecture (in fact, watching this movie has a little love for Indian architecture). I think it has something to do with the fact that it is an Indian film. If you don't understand it, you can only focus on watching it with your eyes.
Regarding the music of the film, although I don’t understand it, I still like the melody, especially the part that the queen sang in front of the shrine when she was doing her pilgrimage. I like the actor's voice. Lots of background music is also very good.
Another feeling is the expression of love, which seems to be expressed entirely through the eyes. The male and female protagonists have a pair of beautiful eyes. Unlike domestic films or something, it seems that two people must meet shirtless in bed to be considered love.
What impressed me the most about this movie is that Akbar went to ask his queen back as a son-in-law, especially the conversation in bed rather than the fight between the two after that. I think the dialogue is a good explanation not only for love but also for a person's survival. After that, Akbar also made a private interview.
Finally, for someone like me who is used to watching 1:30~2:00 movies, it is very rare to watch more than 3:30 movies without feeling tired, which proves that the movie has something to attract me. I think that's the measure of a blockbuster: long and not boring.
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