Jodhaa Akbar

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• Aishwarya Rai wore brown contact lenses for her role.
• This is Aishwarya's first film where her name appears in the credits as her new married name, Aishwarya Rai-Bachchan.
• Movie Goof (revealing mistake): In the war scenes, when the cannons fire, they have absolutely no recoil.
• Movie Goof (factual errors): In the scene where Maham Anga raises the issue of food-testing by the chef, she says to Akbar and the royal courts men... "Khud Jahaanpanah is baat par inkaar-e-harf nahin utha sakte," meaning "The emperor himself doesn't have the privilege/authority to raise objections on this issue." The actual phrase is "Harf-e-Inkaar." Harf meaning letter/word/point and Inkaar meaning "denial/objection." The "E" in such phrases is the Persian/Urdu style of addressing possessive forms of words. The order of the words was erroneously reversed, which changed the meaning of the sentence! Harf-e-Inkaar = Word of objection, Inkaar-e-Harf (wrong!) = Objection of word... (doesn't exist).