Jodhaa Akbar a twisted Planned Controversy by Ashutosh Gowarikar

It was clear when the movie was being made, that the story was incorrect and would create a Controversy. Ashutosh Gowarikar the Producer and the Director of
Jodhaa Akbar had claimed in an Television Interview that he had researched the story from the books that were written by the then Rajputs and by Akbar's Followers.
He knew if the movie was made in a hazardous manner would alight emotion and passion in certain communities which in turn would make his movie more presentable to the masses. This story was a mis-match and not well served when the movie was made, as the intension to complicate the story with unrealistic relation between the characters.
The surprise is such that Gowarikar has twisted the real history to suit his banking standards, the father in law (Akbar) is made to marry his daughter in law (Jodha).
Starring Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya Rai, the three-hour and 20-minute movie was released in 26 countries on Friday, but banned in Rajasthan, and the fire ranges in North India and Elsewhere.
The Karni Sena there has been spearheading a campaign against the film for quite sometime.
The community says Gowarikar is presenting Jodha Bai as Mughal emperor Jalaluddin Akbar's wife, which is factually incorrect.
According to them, Jodha Bai was not the daughter of Raja Bharmal of Amber as shown in the film. The princess was the daughter of Motaraja Udai Singh of Marwar and she was married to Akbar's son Salim alias Jehangir. And Mughal king Shahjahan was her son.
The Rs. 400 million movie sparked protests in Patna and Ahmedabad too.
While Pratap Sena, a small Rajput organisation, vandalised a theatre in Ahmedabad, Kshatriya Sena activists protested the screening of the film and pulled out posters at Ashok cinema hall in Patna.
Besides, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and the Bajrang Dal are also up in arms against
Jodhaa Akbar as they feel it has ''objectionable dialogues'' that hurt Hindu sentiments. They have threatened to launch a nation-wide agitation against the movie if these scenes are not removed.
The controversy notwithstanding, the film's box office performance is satisfactory, says Ashish Saxena of PVR Cinemas.
''Lot of clarity about the film's performance will come on Monday, but the weekend was fantastic,'' Saxena said.
At the end a sorry tale of twisted History.
-Prince