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sridevi

@sridevi_n

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Posted: 11 years ago

#31

Jodha and Akbar both are not perfect for each other now, but they will become perfect for each other when their love begins towards each other.

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Ela Singh

@elasingh

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Posted: 11 years ago

#32

Originally posted by: vacchii
I too felt bad for jodha.. poor thing.. whatever she did was wrong but not on purpose! Jalal was irked by his badi ammi's tears n maulvi saab making it a mazhabi mamla n considering it was 16th century .. so jalal being jalal lost his cool.. jodha gracefully accepted her mistake! Yes this could have been dealt in a calmer way provided that situation were already worse between JJ
All i can say is i love both.. one day jodha loses it n one more day jalal loses it n both have their own reasons for it 😆 😆

This is like excusing Jalal's fault...Why he is so ever ready to distrust Jodha?

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vacchii

@vacchii

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

#33

Originally posted by: lashy

No doubt about it at all...😊
However this is 21st century and that the 16th century...it is well documented that people in Akbar's court were against his liberalism towards his Hindu contemporaries/courtiers...

Even today (take the satyamev jayate episode for eg) we have couples being murdered/butchered/outcast if they chose to go through an inter-caste wedding...
In the 16th century Akbar broke a few norms by not-only-marrying a Hindu but also letting her follow her own religion...if she went against religious sentiments of his near and dear ones (even by mistake), they're only going to find more opportunity to instigate him against her- and an already short-tempered emperor is going to blast away...little surprise in that!😳

Having said that, I absolutely adored how Jodha took her stance - brave and accepting!

This couldn't have been put in a better way lashy.. You said it all 👍🏼

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Suchi-

@Suchi-

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 11 years ago

#34

seee I told you guys lol (in my other posts)

Jodha is SMARRRTT.

She knows how to push the right buttons of Jalal and keep him on his toes

Heheheheh

Loveee Jodha

Jalal is bechara bakra.

Hoga voh shehensha but in front of Jodha he is bheegi billi

Edited by Suchi- - 11 years ago

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Mahadevi

@Morana

Stunner

+ 7

Posted: 11 years ago

#35

Originally posted by: elasingh
I really feel bad for Jodha and amazed that ppl think that she should forget death sentence passed against her becoz her husband is an emperor and he has apologised...Will the same ppl forgive so easily if they were in her place?

@ Ela di, come on tum bol kya rahi ho , khud socho. 😆

Tum to janti ho , gyan dene mein chillar nahi lagti hai, tpo bass de do muft ka gyan... 😉😆 Ha wo baat alag hai ki that gyan would've been totally inapplicable in actual situation. 🤣

Aur upar se ye keu vul rahe ho , ki wise people ne kya kaha hai. 😃 Wo shahenshah hai na, 😉, kisi ka khoon vi kar de to uss bechare ki to sath janam dhanya ho gayi. Bhala shahenshah vi kavi kuch galad kar sakta hai.. 😉😛

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Annie

@Star_girl

Sparkler

Posted: 11 years ago

#36

Guys. If some of us feel Jodha is right, some of us will also side with Jalal at some points. It is only to be expected. Why is this turning into a fight between favorites? They are a team. Jalal's reaction was very extreme tonight, but that doesn't mean he is a bad person. The logic behind his actions was not pointless. While, he should have toned down his reaction, I didn't think he was particularly hurtful to Jodha. Rather, it is Maham who was crazy annoying. Jodha herself clearly mentioned that not even her father would have forgiven her. So, even she realizes that what she has done, however unknowingly, is not right.

On another note, the CVs are merely manipulating the standard trp gaining trope. Look at th trp breakdown, whenever Jalal is at his strongest and rudest, the trp is the highest. 😆 They merely playing to the tunes of the mass viewers. Jodha, by the by, was quite right to run away. 😉

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Sara

@smile.sara

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

#37

we are feeling sorry for jodha ...but no one in show ..nor CV feeling sorry for her...even jodha n her maid believe they are wrong

because CV r making this religious issue...not doodh ka karz issue...

i am sure jodha willl do suicide because of long lecture od her mother...bec she was not like to near this idea of suicide today after jalal outburst .

she was not feeling bad..she was feeling sorry because she thought he is right there ...

btw i am feeling sorry for jodha because i dont believe the problem was really big,,...but CVs are it self showing that jodha had committed big mistake no doubt unintentionally but being a careless and the religious sin to break purity(🤢) of a sufi n widow she did a big sin (i dont believe there is such thing in islam)

so they dont show Jalal wrong there...he is emperor .and he has right to punish more of this become mad to stuck an emperor and a husband in such a sensitive issue...

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pallavi003

@pallavi003

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

#38

Originally posted by: elasingh
This is like excusing Jalal's fault...Why he is so ever ready to distrust Jodha?

where does the point of distrusting Jodha come from?? She accepted her fault too.

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pallavi003

@pallavi003

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

#39

Originally posted by: elasingh
This is like excusing Jalal's fault...Why he is so ever ready to distrust Jodha?

where does the distrusting point coming from??? Jodha herself accepted her fault and jalal trusted it..

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Annie

@Star_girl

Sparkler

Posted: 11 years ago

#40

Also, weren't Mughals, other than Akbar, famous for their religious intolerance? So, isn't Maham's behavior, or Jalal's reaction to it expected? Jalal is still growing into his skin, and people don't become Akbar the great in a day. 😉

Since someone brought up the fact about how Muslims are cool with holi, I suppose this is a different time. And a different place. Mughals were a different clan, with rigid stance on religion, that much is well-known. And of course, Muslims are cool with holi now, my cousin married a Muslim guy. They play Holi together. But the show is set in a different time, and in a different world altogether. It helps if we don't confuse the world today, which is, as Lashy said, still obsessed with religious wars, with 16th century Agra. 😆

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