Weekend Analysis Thread: Oct 14-18 - Page 3

WOW , Mansi, again a good one. i think now a days i have to just do one thing. i have to read ur post and smile, coz mostly they r like my own thoughts. so 🤗 for u

today again a good analysis of all relationships in Jodha's life. the way AkDha r entering the new phase of their life , is a wonderful creation from CVs. and both Rajat-Pari r completely doing justice to that. yest , last scene i felt like she now understands, that she in fact is changing, her hatred towards him is not that intense and so now she is trying to protect her own image created by herself in front of him. and that's why all her taunting, retorting and getting angry. i even feel, she is more angry with herself than with him as she senses the changes in herself.

about Jalal, he too knows his life is changing but then he is ready to accept it without any qualms. he is not uncomfortable due to the sense of changes but he can see the future those changes will bring in him, and so is taking it like opportunity. and so it's easy for him to read his better half, who actually is another side of the coin of which he is one side. he understands her so now he is not making any fuss abt her behaviour. and one day , i m sure, he will make her see the things from his POV. waiting for that day. but one thing for sure, she won't let her change much, he needs her fire, the challange she is, and he will make sure she stays that way.

rest was ok. read the new spoiler today. it will be interested to see the two gr8 personalities confronting eachother time and again and that leads them to hate eachother for being the enimies still respecting eachother more and more. Just that Pratap (acting wise) needs improvement.

let's see what new fuss MA is creating. and how Jodha faces her now. the whole next week and may be even next to that will revolve around wedding and happenings in Amer. let's enjoy...

Originally posted by: skanda12

Accha, see I have this big irritation that Maharana Pratap has not changed that green dress ever since the serial started (He is The Great Unwashed!)

But since Jalal has said in that chudail story to the saalis that "Jodha doesn't like green colour clothes!" I think Jalal should tell Jodha "Let me show you how good a green dress looks!" and introduce her to Pratap and his verbal diarrhoea! Then with Jodha's own verbal diarrhoea Pratap will realise he has lost the match and Jalal can tame the elephant in peace.

There is a very simple trick that Jalal can use to tame the elephant and he doesn't need to use Pratap ka instructions. he just has to make Adham sit on the elephant somehow. The elephant will get squashed to pulp!😆😆😆

Originally posted by: sweet_diksha

WOW , Mansi, again a good one. i think now a days i have to just do one thing. i have to read ur post and smile, coz mostly they r like my own thoughts. so 🤗 for u

today again a good analysis of all relationships in Jodha's life. the way AkDha r entering the new phase of their life , is a wonderful creation from CVs. and both Rajat-Pari r completely doing justice to that. yest , last scene i felt like she now understands, that she in fact is changing, her hatred towards him is not that intense and so now she is trying to protect her own image created by herself in front of him. and that's why all her taunting, retorting and getting angry. i even feel, she is more angry with herself than with him as she senses the changes in herself.

about Jalal, he too knows his life is changing but then he is ready to accept it without any qualms. he is not uncomfortable due to the sense of changes but he can see the future those changes will bring in him, and so is taking it like opportunity. and so it's easy for him to read his better half, who actually is another side of the coin of which he is one side. he understands her so now he is not making any fuss abt her behaviour. and one day , i m sure, he will make her see the things from his POV. waiting for that day. but one thing for sure, he won't let her change much, he needs her fire, the challange she is, and he will make sure she stays that way.

rest was ok. read the new spoiler today. it will be interested to see the two gr8 personalities confronting eachother time and again and that leads them to hate eachother for being the enimies still respecting eachother more and more. Just that Pratap (acting wise) needs improvement.

let's see what new fuss MA is creating. and how Jodha faces her now. the whole next week and may be even next to that will revolve around wedding and happenings in Amer. let's enjoy...

Originally posted by: skanda12

Yes Diksha, we both do think very much alike. But the only difference is that I need 2500 words to make my point and you manage to do that smartly with just one or two very clever lines like the ones I have marked in blue above!😆

thanks 🤗. only thing is u write it before me, and that actually helps me say exactly in those 1/2 lines. so keep it up

Originally posted by: sweet_diksha

thanks 🤗. only thing is u write it before me, and that actually helps me say exactly in those 1/2 lines. so keep it up

thanks alot 🤗 for a awsome WAT ⭐️ 👏
a wounderful week of JA ... you write it beautfuly all the 3 jodha scenes with mainavati,sukanya & maham are good
ofcourse AkDha encounters are the most lovely scenes
keep the great work buddy 👍🏼

Originally posted by: Tohru

thanks alot 🤗 for a awsome WAT ⭐️ 👏
a wounderful week of JA ... you write it beautfuly all the 3 jodha scenes with mainavati,sukanya & maham are good
ofcourse AkDha encounters are the most lovely scenes
keep the great work buddy 👍🏼

I am impressed, Mansi.

This was a very eventful week, with practically all the characters we have seen so far (bar the much-missed Abdul, and the currently AWOL Motibai) milling around and creating assorted complications, plus so much happening on the ground.

From this tangled skein, you have managed to draw out a single, coherent connecting thread, by grouping the interactions characterwise and not chronologically. It is a compact, coherent, very useful read.

I might attach different weights to some parts of your collage, as with Jalal's epiphany at the Kali mandir, which I see as a seminal event whose significance goes way beyond the Jalal-Jodha equation, but that does not affect my pleasure in reading this very neat summary.

Shyamala


Friends, my weekend analysis of this last week's episodes is below. This last week seemed to throw up a lot of different types of interactions between different people, which is only natural given the fact that both the Amer and Agra families were in full force at Amer for the shaadi of Sukanya. There were a lot of minor events and some really major story-turning events as well, so I hope I will do justice to them all in my analysis below. If I've left out anything vital let me know. (Jyoti, is travelling on work this weekend and will join this thread by Sunday!) Ok, so seatbelts on, folks, and here goes ... I am not exactly going with the story flow of the episodes themselves, but rather I am grouping the scenes below according to the people who were in the scenes, so my analysis today is rather like a collage than a sequential set of events!

Originally posted by: skanda12

4. The Jodha-Jalal encounters:

The week saw at least four different kinds of encounters between Jodha and Jalal ... and with each passing encounter the banter between Jodha and Jalal became less hurtful and more playful. They are clearly getting easier and easier with each other and losing their hurts and hurdles and gaining new insights into each other's souls.

b. The temple trip:

This was a huge event. It had all the makings of a watershed moment in the whole epic love story of Jodha-Jalal. The scene started with Jodha being reluctant to take Jalal to the temple, but he insisted on going. There at the temple entrance there was nok-jhok about what he could carry into the temple and so he left his shoes, pagri and sword outside. In the temple there awas another lovely loop-closure moment when he prayed Hindu style following her actions (as she had followed his style at Ajmer). Then came the moment when he saw her changed countenance and she told him of her shapath to offer his head to the deity. He never questioned her on why she had taken that shapath, and he just went and bowed his head to Kali Ma and kissed the floor at her feet, and told Jodha that to bow his head before God made it unnecessary to cut his head as offering (which the pandit too endorsed). What a big moment that was! Only after he did all this did he even ask her why she hated him so much and had prayed to offer his head to God. When she told him about his men and their temple loot and their barbarism at war, he stood angry and ashamed that she had been eye-witness to this horror - and his chagrin that he was not in control of his men hit him hard. He wanted to make amends, because he had come to know one huge truth: Jodha did not hate him as a man or as a husband, but she hated him because he had been a barbarism-tolerant king! That realisation also gave him the solution: he had to redress the way he ruled as emperor! He left the temple with a final personal prayer to God and a determination in his heart. She left the temple with the relief that a huge burden of hurt had been aired and her shapath had been indirectly fulfilled! What a scene! What a moment in history as Jala took the first steps to becoming Akbar the Great! And the best part: they went back to their normal behaviour and even got closer, after this earth-shaking scene at the temple!

Originally posted by: dilipc302

Excellent