Jalal prepares to create a new landmark law! - Page 4

Originally posted by: skanda12

Yes that is true! But his eyes were very moist and hence my doubts as to what Ruq was talking about!😲

Originally posted by: Lalitha.ks

Good analysis! 👏 I always wait for your post

Thank you for the pm

Originally posted by: PadBear

oh 😲.

and also regarding retrospective laws... can it extend to cancelling marriages? I mean, we have enough complications in the harem as it is ...

Originally posted by: LizBennett

Hi Mansi,

Sometimes I feel that the Scribes here have read the very same Amar Chitra Katha stories that 😉were...and still are...the cornerstone of my fascination with Indian history...

the stories of Akbar in disguise are so familiar...that you feel like you are revisiting history with a long lost pal.. Bring in Birbal...to that scenario...add some St. Andre Brie and a glass of mellow..mellow Beaujolais ...and my evening is complete

Alors...as Julius Caesar and his roman cohorts loved to say...in my other perennial favorite comics..Asterix and Obelix...Alea Iacta est...The die has been cast...

Rex Imperio is now a change...ing man...and watching him evolve into the character that we know as Akbar is enthralling in itself...and if you add the ? Possible ...fictional curveball that the catalyst for change was a strong...nay headstrong female character...who wouldn't get hooked...

Here big Momma Niccola Machiavelli is on an error magnification streak...she compounds one act of stupidity by immediately committing another...that of underestimating a spitting mad Narcissa Jalaluddin...and the fact that milk fed Rex is now wizening up to her shenanigans...there are waaayyy too many sidelong glances being cast here to think that his reasoning is still obliviated by his affection...

On the issue of a woman being objectified...I have posted my unashamedly non-objective ,totally biased feelings in an earlier post...

Damsel's grief at being as a trophy of the spoils of war is a festering wound...one that would deeply rankle a feisty spirit such as hers...and here I am glad she did get married to Imperio rather than Bandicoot...who would have been no match for her...Rex is her willful counterpart...and he does get her emotions on this issue...after all he is one Mr. Sunflower In Chief to his sunny Damsel...

What she has managed to do is force Rex to come of his Imperial Court ,where he does, and always did make impersonal decisions for the welfare of his subjects...and instead compels him to confront the problems of his people and listen to the Vox Populi...as it were...

But this would only happen if there was a mind within Rex which was fertile enough to accept the plantings...which there was...and a keen intelligence and hunger for knowledge...which there is...and how this knowledge will lead to momentous changes is...Quod Erat Demonstrandum...

On an abso sidey note...after yesterday's epi...kept replaying Dhak Dhak Karne laga in my head..and had this sudden bizarre scenario of Rex in Bright Orange...doing the Madhuri steps...while a befuddled Damsel watches..with Anil Kapoor's ...whaaat expression...was worth cackling for more than a few minutes...

Socho Kabhi Aisa Ho To Kya Ho?😉😆😆

Originally posted by: katana

I can't understand yesterday's precap. Any guess..

Originally posted by: elasingh

Under Islamic law Jallu can't marry Ruku again after divorcing her most...first Ruku will have to marry another man and live with him as wife and then divorce him...only then can Jallu marry her again after...