ye meri mohabbat ki ruswaayi thi ya meri khud ki bechaini
ye kiska naam aaya meri zubaan pe ye kaisi shakal ye kaisa ehsaas
mere dil ka hai ye shor isse rokna mere bas main ab kahan
isse beh jaane do ek khule paani ki tarah
mere dard mere jazbaat ko raahat milti hai teri baahon mein
tu kaun hai tujhse rishta kya hai par kyun mujhe apna sa lage...
i started watching the episode after reading WUs..the reaction of forum was not positive but was motivating enough to raise some curiosity! i sat in the coffee shop and started watching it on my small cell phone screen..not even for a second i blinked my eye..the episode was engaging..good direction..very well executed..Rajat's brilliance was all over the place..i could not take my eyes off from that handsome face and those romantic expressions were to die for...atifa acted well too but how i wish her cheeks were not that puffed up!..i loved the direction and editing...i for once did not ff jodha's scenes..they were so apt..to the point and loved the way camera went back and forth from how jalal and jodha felt of the current situation and here i give my two cents for one of the most realistic episodes i have seen so far...
jalal's anger and frustration was absolutely right in his own place, any king in his place would have felt humiliated that his own wife went against him, and what message has awaam got that his own wife does not stand by him when he is taking any decision! jodha supported khyber and not her own husband, this was very hard for jalal to digest and it struck him hard, to the point where he started a war against jodha..he is hurt and he is betrayed by someone he once loved the most...
jodha took a decision at the heat of the moment without thinking of its consequences..now she thinks that everything will be normal again..and how can it be! when actions are not normal how can the reaction be?..jodha realized that something was not right and wanted to clear the misunderstanding that she did this for jalal..but the way she dealt with the whole situation it was clear enough for anyone that she did it for khyber, now was she right in her own place?
when a woman places someone else before her husband she looses him for good, and that is a fact! i have seen such cases happen in my lifetime..a man can tolerate anything but not playing a second fiddle to anyone in his wife's life..a wife if takes the husband for granted and puts him on the back burner the husband takes 10 steps backward..this is how men are..jalal has felt that gap which is widening with time rather than filling because the effort has to be two way, more from female side than the male because if a man takes time to fall in love, he takes a split second to break and move on as it is easier for him than for a female as a female's attachment is deep rooted! now when such a situation arises there is a high chance of a third person to come in between the two..in this case atifa came at the wrong time,,jo's attention got diverted towards khyber..jalal got mesmerized by atifa's voice and then one thing led to the other..jalal had a guilt before but once he saw jodha take khyber's side openly that guilt changed into anger and jalal declared war...he got more attracted towards atifa and now cannot stay away from her..
he is infatuated..he is confused about his feelings,,all he knows is that he feels good with her..its a rebound relationship where a person is looking for solace in the other person when in distress..in other words its escapism a shortest way out to ease the pressures of emotional distress and pain..atifa is not like jodha she is easy prey and that is what jalal wants now..he does not want any pressure but someone he can enjoy mentally and physically and atifa is ready made for that...
now who is right and who is wrong its hard to pin point...at the end of the track i would want the cvz to show in jalal's case that gharwaali is gharwaali and baharwaali is baharwaali..and also i want jodha to realize that her husband should be her priority and she should always put him first and not treat him as a secondary!