Re: Re[2]: [nukkad] The decay of civilisation

["Rohit Mansukhlal" <>]

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>  Please delete the previous mail. Sorry for that, laptop plays game
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As a matter of fact, it was about 47 years ago that Mughaleazam showed Jodha
Bai as Akbar's wife and no Rajput protested.

MCG

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Literacy, education and awakening level 47 years ago was not even one fourth
of what it is today, particularly the Rajput samaj. This is not to take side
with the rioters

>     but the point is the director may have projected Jodhabai in a poor
> state, and I must
>   say I haven't seen the film yet. But I have seen the movie Mogal-E-Azam,
> more than
> once and I quite well remember K. Asif had given respectful and just role
> to Jodha. If Rajputs are out to protest that Jodha never was  Jalaluddin
> Mohammed Akbar's wife, then that's pure rubbish.
> Anyway, if from such and other like incidents if anyone is trying to infer
> that the country
> is rolling backwards, he is doing the mistake of his lifetime. Progress of
> 10 steps forward, anywhere, as in India, doesn't occur in 10 straight
> linear steps, it always happens like 12 steps forward and 2 steps backwards.
> Only 7 years ago, the USA did not have the draconian, barbarian system of
> finger printing
> every prospective tourist and immigrant. Should this mean the US is
> headfing towards
> utter darkness ?? Maloy sent this link only to malign India's onward march
> by citing few
> odd incidents. Hence my tution to him in simple arithmatic : 10 = 12 - 2.
> Why take such stray incidents all that seriously and draw up vital
> conclusions, leading to
> falacy ?
>


>  And if old movie Mughal-E-Azam has rerun in Rajasthan, it will still draw
> full house crowd !!
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>  Depends how Jodha is projected in
> Jodha-Akbar...........................................................
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> Rohit Zaveri.
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