Jodha-Jalaal:Badtameez dil, badtameez dil, maane na , maane na - Page 7

Originally posted by: mysterieux

I loved reading your post!

Jalal is wrong - we can make all excuses for him but he is wrong. he is foremost a king then a father - I guess he will learn that through the rest of the course of his life because he is hailed a great mughal ruler in history

This thing he has with Jodha - is just obsessive - he probably wants to forgive her because he thinks she may be innocent but he does not want to think her innocent, he does not want to forgiver her and he wants to bend her, break her and he uses her sister, brothers, father ...sigh ...atleast there is hope that he will see light ...till then...Carry on Jalal...

Ruqs..I agree too ...she may find out the truth but I dont think she would be very willing to help Jodha...atleast not for free

wow !! what a post !! your each and every point is valid...👏

Beautiful post 👏
The return of Jalaal's obsession is exactly what I was thinking throughout the episode too. You took the words right from my mind 😊. If the perpetrator had been anyone else, Jalaal's punishment would have been short, swift and brutal. But since it is the object of his obsession, he has gotten over his initial blind fury and is taking cold and calculated revenge and enjoying himself greatly not just for the sake of his lost son but also to feed his mad obsession. He is going out of his way to punish Jodha - something that would not have been the case with anyone else.
In fact his note to himself to punish her after his return from war was almost an afterthought. The whole Tilak scene was really fantastic. Today was the first time I saw the Rajputs in the light of valour and bravery portrayed in actual history.
A great episode with great acting by both the leads. (Also Jalaal looked extremely good in his armour 😃)

PS - In all the days/day since her miscarriage, I haven't really seen Ruku care about the loss of her child, She has been more obsessed with the loss of her chance at being Mariam Uz Zamaani!

PPS - I was wondering about the whole hindus-muslims thing too! Atleast if they had spoken about Rajputs vs Rajputs I would have understood but hindus? Its not like all the Indian Kingdoms were peacefully co-existing together before the Mughals came along!

It's all about that fleeting "mehsoos" 😊

Lovely post.

Like you, I'm pretty optimistic through the course of this hatred track...Love could have progressed forward without this hatred track too...but I can't imagine it having the same intensity-the same fire-the same passion as it would have had with it..

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Great post, as usual!

I felt a sense of dj vu today. The expressions and dialogue between Jalal-Jodha reminded me of episodes post Suhag Raat (when Jalal initially declared his hatred). Barring the plot of the current track, everything from his hatred to his threats to his ridiculous Jodha discussions with Ruqaiya echoed those earlier episodes. I don't know if we've come around in a circle or just jumped back a few spaces to square one. Either way, I'm happy for the shift. At the end of this track, I'm hoping for their relationship to advance like it did before (with Jodha's words and actions softening Jalal's heart) but with lasting progress.

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

P.S- Who knows what really is the legend and story of Akbar and his Rajput queen ( Jodha/Harkaa/Hiraa)... the fact is that an alliance of 1500s is being discussed like hotcakes in 2013... haqeeqat kucch bhi rahee ho... kucch baat toh zaroor rahee hoggi ussmein. 😉

P.P.S- And from where did the topic of Hindus and Muslims crop up? Enemy is just an enemy. No matter what their religion, Mughals /Rajputs would kill them for their deeds, not their faith.