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**Triiooman** · 01-30-2007, 09:40 AM

Jan 16th, 2006

"Jodha Akhbar - A Visual Treat"

If you think you are watching a picture from the Mughal era, you are mistaken. Let us clear your misconception.

This royal set has been designed by none other than renowned art director Nitin Desai. After Dhoom 2 Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya will be seen once again in Jodha Akbar which is one of the big budget movies of the 2007. The set that resembles a massive fort from the Mughal era has been created in ND (Nitin Desai) studios at Karjat.

The whole set up has its own grace as the studio has turned into a lavish royal fort. There are some huge canons standing outside the fort. Most of artists were dressed in turbans and long sherwanis while women wearing Mughlai traditional costumes with dupattas were floating around. It seems Jodha Akbar will be a complete visual treat for the audience.

01-30-2007, 09:40 AM	#15
Triiooman Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 554 Senior Member	Jan 16th, 2006 "Jodha Akhbar - A Visual Treat" If you think you are watching a picture from the Mughal era, you are mistaken. Let us clear your misconception. This royal set has been designed by none other than renowned art director Nitin Desai. After Dhoom 2 Hrithik Roshan and Aishwarya will be seen once again in Jodha Akbar which is one of the big budget movies of the 2007. The set that resembles a massive fort from the Mughal era has been created in ND (Nitin Desai) studios at Karjat. The whole set up has its own grace as the studio has turned into a lavish royal fort. There are some huge canons standing outside the fort. Most of artists were dressed in turbans and long sherwanis while women wearing Mughlai traditional costumes with dupattas were floating around. It seems Jodha Akbar will be a complete visual treat for the audience.
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