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vinitaj27

@vinitaj27

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Posted: 11 years ago

Can someone tell me why was jalal looking so intently at the kanha statue in jodha's room. Didn't get the significance of the scene?

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Delphi

@Delphi-03

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: vinitaj27
Can someone tell me why was jalal looking so intently at the kanha statue in jodha's room. Didn't get the significance of the scene?

Same yr... some one plz clear this...😳

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bokul

@bokul

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Posted: 11 years ago

he was looking at the peacock feather ( mourpankh ) he had gifted jodha

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Nripendra

@Abhisheking

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Posted: 11 years ago

maybe.i'm worng...bt i think...

Jalal was likely to tease Jodha so staring at the peacock-feather...that's why Jodha said,ab use Benazir ko mt dijiyega...😆😆 ...

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ChupChupKe

@ChupChupKe

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Posted: 11 years ago

i actually dint get that part but i liked that scene 😳 😆

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Sweet-devil

@Sweet-devil

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Posted: 11 years ago

He is seeing that more pankh nd basuri only...
As Jodha placed it over her Kanha he understud dat she valued his gift...
But wen jodha asked wether he is going to gift her Kanha also to Ben he told its of no use for her,..

Edited by pavaninirupam - 11 years ago

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disha

@disha15

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Posted: 11 years ago

He was admiring the Krishna statue. With a level of curiousity of the religion. It intrigued him.

One more possibility is that he saw the fact that his gift had been very much valued by her.

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noor2009

@noor2009

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Posted: 11 years ago

the editing during that scene was very poor I couldn't get it until Jodha asked jalal if he is thinking of giving it to benazir as he is fond of giving jodha's things to her.

Also, jalal has assessed benazir to be greedy and shallow. the peacock feather and flute have sentimental and religious values and benazir is neither sentimental nor hindu to understand the true value of that gift.

Edited by noor2009 - 11 years ago

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disha

@disha15

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: noor2009
the editing during that scene was very poor I couldn't get it until Jodha asked jalal if he is thinking of giving it to benazir as he is fond of giving jodha's things to her.

Also, jalal has assessed benazir to be greedy and shallow. the peacock feather and flute have sentimental and religious values and benazir is neither sentimental nor hindu to understand the true value of that gift.

bingo! cudnt have said it any better 👏