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Its sooo refreshing to see a lovely episode after so long. If I was less devoted to JA, I would have quit watching the last week to ensure I don't have to cringe through all the discrepancies in narration and moreover character assassinations - Jalal and Jodha in particular. The Rajputs finally had a rrally touching scene and I felt amazed at the bravery shown. I would hv thgt Jalal realized easily that they couldn't be behind it all but turns out he is jst puzzled over whether to reward them or punish them. Grrr!
And Jodha is mad. No way around it. Her whole conduct has been abominable since the baby incident. She offered no reasonable arguments, didn't open her mouth even once im her defense and just shed copious teaes over the plight of her khandaan instead of trying to investigate matters. She understood Ruq's pain but not Jalal's. Not once did she offer him any consolation or appeal to the fair instincts she has seen he has contrary to her popular opinion. I found her a dumb bimbo throughout this track while bigger bimbos like Ruq realized that it couldn't have been Jodha given a few reasonable arguments. I don't see what glory there is no placidly admitting to a crime she didn't commit and to let the real culprit scot free. I thought I would have more spirited dialogues like "if you oinish me and my family for a crime we did not commit, you will never forgive yourself" or "once the real culprit is found, you should remember that you will nevr be forgiven by me." Anything other than this crap would have been preferable. Wonder why CVs ruin a good character and never see the different layers that encompasses the human psyche. That is such a pity!
And Jodha is mad. No way around it. Her whole conduct has been abominable since the baby incident. She offered no reasonable arguments, didn't open her mouth even once im her defense and just shed copious teaes over the plight of her khandaan instead of trying to investigate matters. She understood Ruq's pain but not Jalal's. Not once did she offer him any consolation or appeal to the fair instincts she has seen he has contrary to her popular opinion. I found her a dumb bimbo throughout this track while bigger bimbos like Ruq realized that it couldn't have been Jodha given a few reasonable arguments. I don't see what glory there is no placidly admitting to a crime she didn't commit and to let the real culprit scot free. I thought I would have more spirited dialogues like "if you oinish me and my family for a crime we did not commit, you will never forgive yourself" or "once the real culprit is found, you should remember that you will nevr be forgiven by me." Anything other than this crap would have been preferable. Wonder why CVs ruin a good character and never see the different layers that encompasses the human psyche. That is such a pity!
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