Jodha refused to Sleep with Jalal - Page 2

Originally posted by: rima4ever

i am sure she will never come close to him again

Originally posted by: happygolucky099

good to see something new

was bored with same kind of jodha jalal scene😆

Originally posted by: happygolucky099

good to see something new

was bored with same kind of jodha jalal scene😆

Originally posted by: mandyg

forget about getting any proper romantic scene because of unlimited restrictions, just pray for strong logical story and strong characterization of jalal..!

Originally posted by: lashy

You know, I genuinely expected we'd have more scenes like the morning-after - the one the entire forum was raving about and the tel maalish

Its so subtle and yet carries so many hints - of the proximity between husband and wife - of how they carry their duties during day time but look forward to spending nights with each other

Of how they enjoy each other's company - and a big one - of how they're attracted to each other (especially during initial stages)

It requires nothing passionate or hot... just simple scenes and dialogues

For all we care, they could be catching up on the day's agenda - but we also know they've been intimate...

I find it illogical from a 16th century perspective to show what they showed..

I don't know if a Shehenshah would be requesting a Begum to spend time with her turning into a one-woman man and the Begum who loves him so much would turn him down because she has other work in the middle of the night

Purely for the fact that they had so much competition in this department, I'd think the queens would never have done so (unless there was reason like health or immense worry involved)... 😕

And what was the meaning of Jalal's words 'Aaj kal you don't spend time with me?'

Does that mean that after that night they never got together at night really?This is silly

And I must also say this - unlike the movie - where we had Jodha shown attracted to her husband, they're really falling flat here in this department. We know Jodha is a big fan of her husband's nature/achievements/qualities etc etc... but I would like to see her being attracted to him as a man - chori chupe watching him - something.

He, on the other hand is overdoing it - giving up his duties staring at her all the time, having a cheshire-cat grin everytime she comes to his room, being drawn to her hojra everytime he hears her sing...

It's still him seeking her for being in love with her

It's still her seeking him because she has something to say, to convey, to support him. I want her to just seek his company because she WANTS him as a man... not to discuss about MB or CB 😕

Why do the CVs portray like women don't have feelings? Wake up call - women do, especially those freshly in love! 😛

Originally posted by: lashy

You know, I genuinely expected we'd have more scenes like the morning-after - the one the entire forum was raving about and the tel maalish

Its so subtle and yet carries so many hints - of the proximity between husband and wife - of how they carry their duties during day time but look forward to spending nights with each other

Of how they enjoy each other's company - and a big one - of how they're attracted to each other (especially during initial stages)

It requires nothing passionate or hot... just simple scenes and dialogues

For all we care, they could be catching up on the day's agenda - but we also know they've been intimate...

I find it illogical from a 16th century perspective to show what they showed..

I don't know if a Shehenshah would be requesting a Begum to spend time with her turning into a one-woman man and the Begum who loves him so much would turn him down because she has other work in the middle of the night

Purely for the fact that they had so much competition in this department, I'd think the queens would never have done so (unless there was reason like health or immense worry involved)... 😕

And what was the meaning of Jalal's words 'Aaj kal you don't spend time with me?'

Does that mean that after that night they never got together at night really?This is silly

And I must also say this - unlike the movie - where we had Jodha shown attracted to her husband, they're really falling flat here in this department. We know Jodha is a big fan of her husband's nature/achievements/qualities etc etc... but I would like to see her being attracted to him as a man - chori chupe watching him - something.

He, on the other hand is overdoing it - giving up his duties staring at her all the time, having a cheshire-cat grin everytime she comes to his room, being drawn to her hojra everytime he hears her sing...

It's still him seeking her for being in love with her

It's still her seeking him because she has something to say, to convey, to support him. I want her to just seek his company because she WANTS him as a man... not to discuss about MB or CB 😕

Why do the CVs portray like women don't have feelings? Wake up call - women do, especially those freshly in love! 😛