Secrets of the Taj Mahal

The documentary presents the Taj Mahal as both a symbol of India and an architectural jewel. Directed by National Geographic, it highlights the story of Shah Jahan, who built the mausoleum for his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal, in the 17th century. The film reveals the immense effort involved in its construction, utilizing over 20,000 workers and the finest craftsmen of the Empire.

Viewers will learn about the meticulous details that went into the Taj Mahal's creation, from baking millions of bricks on-site to encasing them in flawless white marble. The documentary paints a vivid picture of the monument as a testament to love, often described as "A teardrop on the cheek of time." Collectors of documentaries and architecture enthusiasts may find this film a valuable exploration of a historical landmark that continues to fascinate people around the globe.