The
latest
news
on
Ashutosh
Gowarikar's
magnum
opus
Jodhaa-Akbar
starring
Aishwarya
Bachchan
and
Hritik
Roshan
is
that
the
much-awaited
film
will
now
be
released
in
three
Indian
languages.
Apart
from
the
Hindi
version
that
is
scheduled
for
February
15
releases,
the
film
will
also
be
dubbed
in
Tamil
and
Telugu
to
cater
to
the
demands
of
the
south
Indian
audiences.
Talking
about
his
dream
project
after
directing
the
much-acclaimed
film
Lagaan,
Ashutosh
Gowarikar
said
that
he
took
two
year's
pre-production
work
and
another
two
years
to
complete
the
film
with
a
view
to
ensure
that
every
detail
in
the
film
is
perfect.
“I
have
done
my
best
to
ensure
that
the
dialogues,
costumes,
characterization
as
well
as
the
background
music
gel
with
the
times
of
the
Mogul
period.
But
then
through
the
film
is
about
a
Muslim
emperor
and
his
beautiful
Hindu
wife,
I
have
deliberately
avoided
heavy
does
of
Urdu
keeping
in
view
the
preferences
of
the
present
day
audience."
Meanwhile,
the
Maharani
of
Jaipur
Rani
Padmini
who
along
with
the
Maharaja
was
the
chief
guest
at
the
music
launch
of
Jodhaa-Akbar
recently
applauded
Ashutosh
Gowarikar's
effort
to
bring
the
Mogul
love
story
on
the
screen
with
elan
and
perfection.
Stating
that
the
director
was
in
constant
touch
with
her
during
the
making
of
Jodhaa-Akbar,
Maharani
Padmini
said
that
a
period
film
that
covers
an
important
era
of
Indian
history
could
not
have
been
filmed
more
realistically
than
what
Ashutosh
has
done.
"It's
an
authentic
piece
of
history
depicted
lyrically
on
the
celluloid," said
the
Maharani
enthusiastically.
Meanwhile,
the
Maharani"s
praise
comes
as
a
great
boost
for
the
film's
publicity.
And
when
one
adds
the
good
reviews
of
the
film"s
music
in
the
media,
it
makes
Ashutosh
doubly
confident
of
his
dream
project"s
success
at
the
box
office.