The grass is always greener on the other side - Page 6

Originally posted by: PadBear

Agree, the big plus point here is that the woman in this love story is Jodha!!! She brings all her royal personality into this. With Anarkali, it can never be like this - it'll be Saheb e Alam and Kaneez.

We have not really seen Jodha rise to her full height in love and match Jalal face to face in the more grittier moments - except Takht Burning Scene. But even there, Jalal was not himself, but struggling with doubts.

I want some silent love from them. Somewhere somehow, a look a gesture, no words.

Originally posted by: PadBear

silent -wala, ishq-wala love. 😆

I didn't re start watching JA to see a tarazu and a daily debate. Royalty should just take decisions and leave it to others to accept them. Whether the actions are right or wrong can be weighed by the audience. But royal characters cannot always be judged on the personality front by their stand on state matters. Their personal lives also don't need to become a national crisis everyday. This heir-sharing nonsense was just a clumsy way to make harem politics take centre stage again. An emperor should be able to prevent this from even making the third page in The Agra Times.

Originally posted by: Rashmi81

I agree with you 100 percent here.The grass is always greener on the other side but you can always water your side instead of going to other side just because it looks green.Who knows in that greenery what all is hidden ?

Then a known devil is better than the unknown one.You know your side very well ,if some problem is there just fix it.This story has so much of potential to show and the cvs or PH are just not ready to explore.The romance if not shown physically can be shown in other ways too.

Absolutely

Where has that Jalal's husky voice gone which can make anybody go weak?

Where Jo's blush has gone?

Why they look so bored not only of each other but of themselves too?

Why doesn't Jo dress up in such a way to make Jalal loose himself?

I mean looking at Jodha's dresses I feel the bandhis of Mughal e Aazam were more lucky .

Is Agra in Rain shadow region? Then how Yamuna gets water?

Rain has immortalized romance for decades.

Yest when Jajo met after Jo getting hurt ,Jalal told Ruku to do murhampatti.He could have just caught hold of Jo( infront of a Ruku ,then it's wow) He would have done that himself .Now that whole scene could be shown from romantic aspect too.

The height was when he was cuddling Jo and with Moti's voice he ran away.Now is he Jo's hubby or a lover who came from the window climbing the ladder that he should run away ?

All valid points ... I am not sure what is going on. 😆

Originally posted by: chitterati

You said it Divya, hope the cvs listen to you

Originally posted by: Rashmi81

I edited all of them.

Originally posted by: PadBear

silent -wala, ishq-wala love. 😆

I didn't re start watching JA to see a tarazu and a daily debate. Royalty should just take decisions and leave it to others to accept them. Whether the actions are right or wrong can be weighed by the audience. But royal characters cannot always be judged on the personality front by their stand on state matters. Their personal lives also don't need to become a national crisis everyday. This heir-sharing nonsense was just a clumsy way to make harem politics take centre stage again. An emperor should be able to prevent this from even making the third page in The Agra Times.

Originally posted by: divyavm

Why did you edit all of them ?