And so the game begins......... - Page 2

Originally posted by: -Ammie-

haha, i wish u had blabbered a little more...😆

such a positive and cute post...it has somehow given me power to endure the next couple weeks...

and i'm with you on the fact that more than the end results its the journey of two people towards love that matters...😉

Thankie 😳😆
Happy to help...😆.
Yes...its the journey that counts 😳

superb,mind blowing ,positively written post 👏
i just loved it and by dis i would also start enjoying further coming tracks
thank u for filling positivity in me😊
an i 2 belive in loving the journey more than the destinationand i also remember these beautiful lines filled with excitement for this great love story "yeh kahani shamsheer ke dhaar par chali aur paayal ki jhankaar bhi nahin bhooli."

Originally posted by: adianasr

We know Jodha will turn the Warrior into a Ruler. But yeh karne ke liye woh weekend mein lecture classes toh nahin degi Jalal ko right? 🤣 It will be her struggles and her fights with and against him that will teach Jalal how to rule and not just how to win.

- How pompous this sounds!!! I am srry if I sound rude but I do not believe that any person can "Turn" another into anything and I do not believe anyone can teach another anything. As the Mother (Mother Mira) said - We are all born knowing everything, all we need to do is seek it. And my belief is that we change becoz we want to for ourselves.

So in my book Jodha is the doorway for Akbar to find his 'Self', his 'Soul'. And not to make Jalal into an Akbar. No one can do that. Only Akbar could do it - Jodha was the opportunity that the Universe gave him, which he took with both hands.

Thinking of Jodha being the one who changes Jalal/Akbar may sound feminist but in my book it is highly self glorifying of womanhood. And as a woman, I would rather be a liberal, than fall into the pit of self glorification.

No Its alright...u r just saying what u feel 😊.
But you must agree atleast on the point that had it not been for Jodha's presence in his life, Jalal would still remain the ruthless warrior Bairam Khan created. No one is denigrating Jalal's efforts but one has to credit Jodha for influencing such changes in him. And if u read the line u quoted u will realize that Jodha is not doing some great magic of Transfiguration. 😕 Jalal will learn a lot of things by being the cause and/or witness to her struggles in a foreign environment. As he did today...Jodha chose to wear Mughal attire and likewise Jalal fulfilled his role as Jamai to a Rajvanshi family.

And you are talking about "turning"? Saint Valmiki used to be a dacoit who turned into a saint after trying to loot a holy man (forgot his name😕) who advised him to chant Lord Ram's name in meditation. 😆
All appreciate Valmiki's efforts but also credit that holy man too. Its a matter of perspective thats all.😳

And who is glorifying Jodha? 😕 I did say she is still a spoilt princess who is learning and growing up after marriage.

I dont belong to any Mahila Mandali 😆. I say what I feel is true. Thats all. 😊

good one

Originally posted by: -Evil-Defiance-

No Its alright...u r just saying what u feel 😊.
But you must agree atleast on the point that had it not been for Jodha's presence in his life, Jalal would still remain the ruthless warrior Bairam Khan created. No one is denigrating Jalal's efforts but one has to credit Jodha for influencing such changes in him. And if u read the line u quoted u will realize that Jodha is not doing some great magic of Transfiguration. 😕 Jalal will learn a lot of things by being the cause and/or witness to her struggles in a foreign environment. As he did today...Jodha chose to wear Mughal attire and likewise Jalal fulfilled his role as Jamai to a Rajvanshi family.

And you are talking about "turning"? Saint Valmiki used to be a dacoit who turned into a saint after trying to loot a holy man (forgot his name😕) who advised him to chant Lord Ram's name in meditation. 😆
All appreciate Valmiki's efforts but also credit that holy man too. Its a matter of perspective thats all.😳

And who is glorifying Jodha? 😕 I did say she is still a spoilt princess who is learning and growing up after marriage.

I dont belong to any Mahila Mandali 😆. I say what I feel is true. Thats all. 😊

But you must agree atleast on the point that had it not been for Jodha's presence in his life, Jalal would still remain the ruthless warrior Bairam Khan created.

Originally posted by: vijisridhar

Awesome post... loved your writing and most importantly the last shairee..haaye..haaye. Maashallah..kya baath kahi..aadaabh.

Very well said... its the journey which is more interesting than the destination... but, I want it to be katti aur meethi...not boring..though. Lets see.

Viji

Thankie 😳.
Even I want a lot of bumps in this ride 😆...and we are getting the nok-jhok till now...hope it continues 😳

Very interesting take 😊 . Yes, am also enjoying it mostly except for the character inconsistencies that are being shown increasingly. If not for that, I d enjoy it even more

Originally posted by: meghajj

superb,mind blowing ,positively written post 👏
i just loved it and by dis i would also start enjoying further coming tracks
thank u for filling positivity in me😊
an i 2 belive in loving the journey more than the destinationand i also remember these beautiful lines filled with excitement for this great love story "yeh kahani shamsheer ke dhaar par chali aur paayal ki jhankaar bhi nahin bhooli."

Thankie 😳
Happy to help 😳

Brilliantly explained, very good post!!