No Maham in jalal's thoughts? - Page 4

Bari ammi was nowhere in his thoughts😆

Originally posted by: lashy

wohi tho..they don't...

MA has taken to white out of choice - a depiction of Sainthood (ya right!)

the answer from my side ..the white dress ...is symbolical... jalal was not leaving his kingdom as humayun or babar... he has no heir no one who took care of his family or his wifes as he did to his mothers...yes humayun also has wifes beside HB..n jalal took care all of them... but now after his death he knows better than any one... tht what should happenn to his wifes after himby revolts, back stabbers and other emnemies of mughal sultanate

Originally posted by: smile.sara

the answer from my side ..the white dress ...is symbolical... jalal was not leaving his kingdom as humayun or babar... he has no heir no one who took care of his family or his wifes as he did to his mothers...yes humayun also has wifes beside HB..n jalal took care all of them... but now after his death he knows better than any one... tht what should happenn to his wifes after himby revolts, back stabbers and other emnemies of mughal sultanate

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

Sainthood and Maham. joke of the century 🤣

Originally posted by: pallavi003

joke of 16th to 21st century..😆😆

Originally posted by: pallavi003

joke of 16th to 21st century..😆😆

Originally posted by: lashy

you are amazing pallavi...😆

Hi Sara,
Just to affirm one statement here, as I saw the epi 4 times in a row now 😆...just to get the dialogues correct...😆 It's "Hum Apne Begum ko Safed Libaas ..." and NOT "Begum-o ko..."Meaning some particular one begum who would have to wear White as is the custom in Hindus...Which is none other than Our Jodha Dear...😃 And it's surely not meant for having only symbolic meaning...😊

(NOM 🤗)

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

but still di.. white libaaz??

Originally posted by: KDR81

Hi Sara,
Just to affirm one statement here, as I saw the epi 4 times in a row now 😆...just to get the dialogues correct...😆 It's "Hum Apne Begum ko Safed Libaas ..." and NOT "Begum-o ko..."Meaning some particular one begum who would have to wear White as is the custom in Hindus...Which is none other than Our Jodha Dear...😃 And it's surely not meant for having only symbolic meaning...😊

(NOM 🤗)