Rajat's jalal versus Ekta's jalal...! DT Note Pg 4 - Page 8

Originally posted by: smile.sara

. yahi hu ... but lost charm completely... not a single character is behaving accordingly for my liking ...so here I m ..not watching show😊

Originally posted by: mandyg

folks, i was impressed by the way jodha tried to learn namaaz from jalal..and if we look at it its jalal who took the initiative to embrace jodha's religion and then joodha followed..sometimes i get confused by the tag line that jo pehle se hi acha insaan tha usse kya insaan banana..now as per the last scene its the other way round..isn't it?

Originally posted by: aashyagh

Mandy, he had all the qualities of good human and he was good to people who were close to him, but the people around him didn't let his goodness come out in open, they tried to manipulate the situations, so I think we should give some credit to Jodha who made him bring out the qualities which he had in him. No doubt the qualities in Akbar was already there, was just awaiting for oppurtunity.

Originally posted by: aashyagh

Mandy, he had all the qualities of good human and he was good to people who were close to him, but the people around him didn't let his goodness come out in open, they tried to manipulate the situations, so I think we should give some credit to Jodha who made him bring out the qualities which he had in him. No doubt the qualities in Akbar was already there, was just awaiting for oppurtunity.

Originally posted by: adianasr

Ash it would be more correct to say that every person who responded to Akbar's innate goodness with goodness of their own brought Akbar's good qualities into the open - and that includes not only Jodha but ppl like Atgha, Salima, TM, the yet to come Sheikh Mubarak, Faizi, Abul Fazl, Rahim, Man Singh, Mirza Koka and for that matter even Akbar's opponents who displayed bravery and chivalry like MRP.

Let us not limit it to Jodha alone - and only someone who is innately good attracts the good (even as he also attracts the evil, which wants to eliminate such goodness)

Originally posted by: sun29

mandy a very beautiful piece of writing...and yes if it was only upto EK and her team...this jalal would have become the pallu holder for her tulsis and parvatis...reduced to nothing

there are two type of actors one who is the director's actor and follows the script and the other who rises beyond the script to bring in his or her own nuances and breathe life into the character and such characters become cult ...and you remember them always...

rajat takes jalal into his hands and molds him into this fascinating character who personifies a number of emotions...if not for rajat i dread to even wonder what would have been the plight of the great Emperor Jalal ...he makes us all live and react to the story ...and i for one want to stay back and see him inspite of some of the disastrous tracks...

he makes you forget he is an actor and not the Emperor himself and that is the best compliment for an actor...

and for that i wish to thank EK also is for pulling him out and bringing him back before the audience for such a larger than life role

Originally posted by: adianasr

Ash it would be more correct to say that every person who responded to Akbar's innate goodness with goodness of their own brought Akbar's good qualities into the open - and that includes not only Jodha but ppl like Atgha, Salima, TM, the yet to come Sheikh Mubarak, Faizi, Abul Fazl, Rahim, Man Singh, Mirza Koka and for that matter even Akbar's opponents who displayed bravery and chivalry like MRP.

Let us not limit it to Jodha alone - and only someone who is innately good attracts the good (even as he also attracts the evil, which wants to eliminate such goodness)