Grand Structures- The Red Fort Story

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In the second episode of our show ‘Grand Structures’ we feature Delhi’s magnificent Red Fort through the eras of its glorious history, architecture, its tryst with the 1857 Indian uprising, the take-over by the British and subsequent changes they brought in there and the story of INA trails.
Script & Direction: Rajat Kain & Eman Hasan
Editor: Rohit Chandok
Assistant Producer & Research: Eman Hasan
Producer: Rajat Kain
Music Courtesy: Audiomachine

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21 апр 2019

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Комментарии : 27

@chitranjanchauhan269 5 лет назад

RSTV is the most beautiful thing to have happened in 21st century. Love you RSTV and all its members.

@anshulgupta.a 3 года назад

So true.

@jayrammaths5935 5 лет назад

This is our cultural and historical monoment. Our duty is protect it and keep clean and protect tree. Today across the globle have big challange ,this is terrorist and climate change. Jai Hind.🇮🇳

@vasudevtr520 5 лет назад

Good effort RS TV. Continue making documentaries in English so that everyone in the country can understand.

@bclassic2474 5 лет назад

Red fort is a symbol of supremecy and one who controls red fort controls india. And red fort has become a symbol of absolute power and might.

@sagarstoryspot Год назад

Greate

@meawwow 3 года назад

So Red fort and surrounding area is like Versailles, both developed from scratch by rulers who loved supporting arts etc and specially architecture. Also both in the same time period.Louis 14th and Sahajahan The only difference is that Red fort was looted multiple times by foreign powers, where as Versailles was built on the back of looted wealth from the Americas and the slave trade.

@harsha7873 5 лет назад

Background music is little bit loud, can't hear the main content properly

@renukumari1847 5 лет назад

Beautiful documentary 😘😘😍😍

@dr.vandanajerin9864 3 года назад

Beautiful DOCUMENTRY 👍

@nikhenibasena7052 Год назад

Always fascinated by monuments and historical places of our nation but never have the time or resources to go out and explore them as of now. Thank you for the video (N.B. annoyed with the distorted loud background music, hope it's just not me) For some reason I feel, the American professor has wider knowledge and explanations than the Asst. Professor about this monument. No hate though.