Jodha Akbar 69: The skeleton behind the mirror - Page 5

Very nicely said. I agree with your comments about Jodha. I hope we will see some development in her character. I would like to see Jodha's understanding of Jalaal be a factor in the development of their relationship.

Hello aunty,

Originally posted by: munnirony

agree, but at least she should realize tht ratan singh is not the right guy for sukanya. & thts not about jalal's pain thts about sukanya's future. she might not connect with jalal's pain, but she cant expect jalal to disbelief MA, who had saved his life as jalal said. besides she wasnt able to provide any proofs, so why will jalal believe her??? jalal knows MA from childhood & knows jodha just for 1 month. if motibai can understand tht jalal loves MA, she also should. thts not sumthing sensible from her part. thts it. otherwise we all understand & respect jodha's pain & point of views.

one thing for sure, Jodha will start understanding Jalal only when he shows respect (if not love) towards her. afterall she is outsider to Agra's surroundings and politics. Jalal has already seen lot of things and inhumanity from childhood, lived with it, while Jodha is very naive to these things.
abt Jalal knowing MA from childhood, he even knows Adham and MA were behind Bairam Khan's murder, still he spared them.

and abt Motibai understanding more than Jodha, then again there is a difference in their raising. Has Jodha ever suffered in Amer or has she ever have to fight for anything?

agreed over what u said abt Ratansing, but just like Jalal loves and trusts MA blindly, Jodha hates him blindly. So in a way both r blind. So time to dena hi padega.

Originally posted by: sweet_diksha

one thing for sure, Jodha will start understanding Jalal only when he shows respect (if not love) towards her. afterall she is outsider to Agra's surroundings and politics. Jalal has already seen lot of things and inhumanity from childhood, lived with it, while Jodha is very naive to these things.
abt Jalal knowing MA from childhood, he even knows Adham and MA were behind Bairam Khan's murder, still he spared them.

and abt Motibai understanding more than Jodha, then again there is a difference in their raising. Has Jodha ever suffered in Amer or has she ever have to fight for anything?

agreed over what u said abt Ratansing, but just like Jalal loves and trusts MA blindly, Jodha hates him blindly. So in a way both r blind. So time to dena hi padega.

While everyone here is revelling in the beauty of your post aunty, I'm relishing the delight of having been given the honour of a special mention...🥳

Fabulous post! :)

Agree with you completely! :D

The best part of your post is that you have correctly put forward our expectation from Jodha-

an unbiased analytical mind who can read a situation without attaching any emotion to it.👏

I was going to clarify that, Munni, thanks for doing it ahead of me!

Salima tells Jodha that when Jodha visits her in her chambers, do you remember now? That is when Jodha also finds out that Rahim is not Jalal's son, as she assumes initially. She also learns about the childhood friendship between Ruqaiya and Jalal, about Ruqaiya's inability to have a child, and about the parents of that little Hindu boy being released by Jalal.

Rahim's real mother was reportedly a Rajput, and perhaps his profound Krishna bhakti came from that connection. I have read many of Rahim's dohe at school, they always have Rahiman at the beginning of the second line. He was also later one of Akbar's generals, and led the campaign against Maharana Pratap of Mewar in 1580.

Shyamala B.Cowsik

Originally posted by: myviewprem

Thanks i had no idea

Hifi to you for the in depth analysis post, always a treat to read! Appreciate how you respond to your every follower, very kind of you!

She will get there one day, my dear, but the ability to, as the French say, get under the skin of another will never come to her, for it is inborn. I am glad you liked the post. I loved the episode, but for me the highlight was the Jalal and Rahim scene.

As for the lack of bias, thank you again. It is because I have no favourites, but I have my point of view, which I try to make as fair as I can!

Shyamala Aunty

Originally posted by: doyelpakhi

Fabulous post! :)

Agree with you completely! :D

The best part of your post is that you have correctly put forward our expectation from Jodha-
an unbiased analytical mind who can read a situation without attaching any emotion to it.👏