Taj Mahal - A Monument of Love

Amazing, outstanding, brilliant for audience who are subtle and sensitive. A American journalist sees the story of Taj through her eyes. Excellent execution, simple and crisp. Stays to the point . Well acted and directed. The writer has to be credited... Full review

A extraordinary effort for those who look at at it as an international English film. For those struck in song dance bollywood melodrama it will be not as crass as they like....for such viewers it might as well be casting pearls... Full review

I bought the DVD of this film on the strength of the few comments (favourable) posted on the IMDb web-site. What a totally wrong decision I made! I have not seen a film with such wooden and boring acting for such... Full review

A well crafted, deftly executed film. The acting is fantastic and natural.Taj Mahal A Monument Of Love is the finest work I have ever seen from India. The film is international in content and concept and will be loved by people... Full review

Taj Mahal A Monument Of Love directed by Robin Khosla is a dream on celluloid. A film on the Taj made in English language was indeed a brilliant idea. The film recreates the by gone era in a visually arresting manner.... Full review

Overall: The film Taj Mahal is not an extra ordinary one. Overall it's a mediocre film. Story: Story is well known to all. Director Robin Khosla has made a very heartiest effort here to make another film on this epical love story. ... Full Review