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Taj Mahal Lovers' Story
Taj Mahal Lovers' Story is a story of India's Emperor Shah Jahan's eternallove for his beloved wife Mumtaz Muhal. Their tale of unwavering devotion and the rare beauty of their undying love can never be forgotten. The symbol of their love will forever be remembered in the Taj mahal. Currently this book is being produced as a major motion picture.
306 pages, Hardcover
First published March 7, 1998
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May 12, 2022
I found another book in the old collection of my landlord and as planned have to finish all before i run out of time so that is how this book got a chance after almost 7.5 years :)!!
This book is by far the best and most engrossing description that I have read so far about the Taj. The author has used a great style of putting all events slowly like a story which gets our attention completely before we are completely hooked!! The descriptions are both colourful and vivid. The reader feels as if he/she is there witnessing the actual turn of events. All emotions of Shah Jahan have been captured perfectly - from his love to his grief. An atmosphere of the Mughals has been built slowly and the reader is captivated by its realism and beauty. The best scene in the book is without doubt the one in Meena Baazar. This beautiful and thrilling saga is a good read to understand the story of Taj Mahal which starts almost 100 years before the masterpiece was finally built :)!!
This book is by far the best and most engrossing description that I have read so far about the Taj. The author has used a great style of putting all events slowly like a story which gets our attention completely before we are completely hooked!! The descriptions are both colourful and vivid. The reader feels as if he/she is there witnessing the actual turn of events. All emotions of Shah Jahan have been captured perfectly - from his love to his grief. An atmosphere of the Mughals has been built slowly and the reader is captivated by its realism and beauty. The best scene in the book is without doubt the one in Meena Baazar. This beautiful and thrilling saga is a good read to understand the story of Taj Mahal which starts almost 100 years before the masterpiece was finally built :)!!
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