Good episode - Page 7

Originally posted by: greeshma014

Greeshma I agree with you here...MA has been a very evil woman and really dangerous...but still when I see her deviod of every power...i feel bad for her...

Edited by elasingh - 11 years ago

Originally posted by: Sandhya.A

Ela

I am really really liking Jodha since yesterday, esp in the precap today. This is how I expected her to be and missed her since episode 80. This is how HK would have been - very respectful to Akbar and his feelings and position as a king, yet influential, soft, subtle yet deep thinking, highly understanding and caring not just tin thoughts but also in words and methods of actions...😊

And Moti...😡, why didn't Khaibar smell her blood and carry her away...😡. What an authoritative voice and attitude when two chief queens were present.😡

Mahaam...I could have sympathised with her now, if she had not killed Jalal's babies even before they were born and deprived him of fatherhood for years. I can never forget the scene when she hugs him and consoles him when ruks loses her baby and he cries, so much tears and false sympathy after having killed the baby herself! 😡...she deserves what she is getting...some sins are too grave to be forgiven...But Jalal doesn't know that yet, hence he still loves her deeep down! Neither does Jodha know about that Khaand of hers...hence she calls the scale of goodness heavier.

Had MA died without Jalal by her side, Jalal deep down in his heart would not have forgiven himself for having forgotten all the good she did for him. His conscience would have pricked him always. This union before the final farewell will cleanse him of guilt if any. Had he not reconciled with Khan Baba before he left for Mecca, Jalal might have felt guilty throughout his life too. So it is all good for him anyway. The final farewell with Jalal by her side holding her hands...Jalal deserves it for a free conscience...though MA doesn't...or may be if she really does feel sorry for what she has done to Ruks and Jodha and her curse and ofcourse to Jalal, she deserves it too. She has sacrificed a lot for Jalal afterall.

Originally posted by: Pookhi

Rukaiya was the most annoying. For goodness sake, she has to understand that Jodha is not a 5- year old kid!

Originally posted by: adianasr

Waise its very interesting to note that MA is being sent to Delhi becoz Jodha is unable to exercise control on herself and keeps putting herself into harms way due to which Akbar had to take this call - how convieniently this seems to have been overlooked by Jodha and others and now its getting shown that Akbar has become hard hearted towards MA and has to be shown Marg by Jodha Begum !!! Jabki iss saari baat ki jadh hi Jodha ki nafarmani hai !!!

Originally posted by: mandyg

exactly! jalal is more worried about jodha and her unborn children than maham, and that is the main reason for him to take such a step..i hope jodha listens to him in future and does not go against his orders!..but this is a show how can they not dramatize the whole situation!

Originally posted by: Nilarani

Ela, I was neither able to relate to Jodha nor accept her stance in Khyber's issue. I quite like what she is doing now. She is trying to help a dying person, who was Jalal's badi ammi, who had raised him and protected him many times putting her life in danger. Whatever her intentions could have been, she did love Jalal in her own way (though I find it difficult to understand her love for Jalal). Unlike viewers, JJ do not know about Maham's hand in the killings of Jalal's unborn babies. Had they known, I wonder if this reconcialliation would have ever happened or can be justified. Hence, CVs have conveniently forgotten about it to give a grand farewell to Maham or rather to Ashwini.

Jalal is angry and hurt but he does not hate Maham though. He still loves her deep down in his heart. His reconciliation with Maham is very important for his own piece of mind. However, he wouldn't have been able to do it on his own (as men have no clue as to how to go about it) and Jo is being shown to help him with / lead him towards it.

I liked when Jo asked Jalal for his permission to visit Maham. I think she finally understood how she is hurting him when she does things behind his back or without his knowledge, intentionally or unintentionally.