He shows authority and helplessness altogether quite convincingly. It is actually, Sudhir Dalvi who steals the clap in the role of Shah Jahan. Some of them got large screen time then the others, of course. Be it Om Puri as Aurangzeb, Sudhir Dalvi as Shah Jahan, Surekha Sikri as Jahan Ara, Ahmed Khan as Aquil Khan, Devendra Malhotra as Baba Lals Shah, Surendra Pal as Dara Shikoh, Ved Thapar as Shahbaz Khan, Sohaila Kapur Limaye as Roshan Ara, Shiv Sharma as Murad, Irfana Joshi as Mallika, they all tried playing their roles with honesty. In addition to the content, the acting of the primary actors is another positive attribute of this episode. They should give you the better idea of the quality of content to expect. Here are some of the interesting dialogs we found in this episode.
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Reviews For Episode 6 Of Upanishad Ganga | Hindi TV Serial On DVD.Reviews For Episode 5 Of Upanishad Ganga | Hindi TV Serial On DVD.To know more about him, you can follow the below given links: The intelligent conversation between a sage and Dara Shikoh must not be missed. Dara Shikoh was probably one of the most genuine Mughal prince, who didn’t get the due credit and exposure he deserved. Actually, Dara Shikoh’s character mentions it in a conversation quite interestingly. His personal interest should come last, and we have some of the greatest epics exploring it.Īurangzeb did a lot of things which are quite opposite to what Akbar did, the makers represent the fact, and, at the same time they also mention that he was possibly the best administrator amongst the four brothers. If the countrymen’s interest is not taken care of, then what is the purpose of the administrative system? We have had a history where it was a document rule that the ruler must consider himself an object to serve the people. Some of the things which I’ve already mentioned earlier should not be repeated here, but one lesson we should not forget “the power corrupts the soul”.Īlso, the political advisers should advise in the interest of the public, the citizens, the common people who make the state or kingdom or the country.
The episode is good in content, especially for those who want to learn something from the history. The helplessness of Shah Jahan is quite visible in this episode.
We also see in this episode the way the politics is being played within the palace. We see that how various decisions taken by the brothers eventually make them stand against each other. Some of the political decisions taken by Dara Shikoh was not liked by Aurangzeb, and as we know, there are always a set of people around such prominent figures. Suja and Murad was at Ahmedabad and Bengal and Aurangzeb was near to Dakkhan. Shah Jahan’s situation was quite critical and his kidneys were not functioning as expected. We see that Shah Jahan was critically ill and thus Dara Shikoh was called back from his religous gatherings. You can say he was quite opposite in persona than that of Akbar. But, he was dedicated to his father, and was ready to do anything which his duty demand from him.Īurangzeb was one of the most capable administrator among them, though he was very strict and rigid in his way of thinking and administration both. He had no intentions of acquiring the throne and being the next emperor. He was responsible for studying and converting Upanishads into Farsi (aka Persian). Incidentally, he used to explore the scriptures from all religions and was fond of ancient Hindu literature. The search of knowledge and meaning of life attracted him more than the power. But, eventually, the power started corrupting the soul, and till the end of Shah Jahan’s life, the corruption and internal rivalry started raising.ĭara Shikoh, the crown prince and next possible ruler, declared by Shah Jahan, was a detached soul. The initial segment of Shah Jahan’s rule was also comparatively good. When you compare him with Akbar, Jahangir was not as capable as him, as a ruler. He implemented many reforms and spread the boundaries of the kingdom making it an empire.
Humayun’s son Akbar is considered as one of the finest rulers. Then came Humayun who ruled comparatively well. Babar lead the Mughals to India and eventually find this land the best place to live in. And, when we talk about a throne of an empire which is well spread in furtile land of India (that is Bharat), it is more than obvious. If we check history, we often see brother killing a brother in order to acquire a powerful position. Power is one one of the deadliest and possibly the strongest addiction.
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