When Economics and Policy Goes the TRP way - Page 7

Divi

Originally posted by: Sandhya.A

Divi

You are more of PRO material than an economist. 😆Jodha's approach to the matter was totally ott. She was literally emotionally blackmailing Jalal and pressurising him. Then what was she so bang on about. Jodha was least bothered about Jalal's image. If she wants something then she has to have it. Whether it be todarmal's punishment or any change of Mughal law. As she thinks she is never wrong.

I wonder why she didn't do any dharna when Bharmal did not give Sukanya her right in choosing Sunshine for her husband. May be because Bharmal was not the head nodder that Jalal is.

This Jaziya issue was a shrewd long term political strategy abolished and reinvoked to suit contemporary situations in Mughal rule. It was purely a question of political gains versus economic gains. And it was twisted to begum vs begum issue. 🤢

sandhya it was same as Kz ,she was worried about sin being committed in holy month she didn't mean to disrespect him but approach was wrong same here approach is wrong for right cause .

Very nice take 5 Divi.👏

any one tell me what happened to the so called promise

Originally posted by: rima4ever

any one tell me what happened to the so called promise

hum humesha har kaam me aapka sasth denge

was it a fake promise then ?

Originally posted by: nisha26

for her its "har khoon maaf//////"

Originally posted by: al_pal

sandhya it was same as Kz ,she was worried about sin being committed in holy month she didn't mean to disrespect him but approach was wrong same here approach is wrong for right cause .

Originally posted by: Sandhya.A

Even in the Khaibar issue would it have been okay for her had Jalal ordered him to be stoned in any other month? Then it would have been manushyatha. She thinks that she is never wrong and Jalal should nod his head to everything she says.

Where was the cause right in todarmal issue?

Even in Khaibar issue was saving that one human-beast worth the death of so many soldiers and so many broken homes? Worth the gossips she garnered?

Wasn't Akbar right in refusing to separate the twins? Why did she have to force her decision?

Here too even if Akbar were to abolish jiyaza he needs time to counter balance the loss of income through other means. How is he supposed to run the state? But no like instant noodles he has to be an instant nodder to her short sighted thoughts.

In making her a superwoman the cvs have made her utterly unroyal and blinkered.

Hey Divyam

Running short of time, i managed to see the episode.

I felt a clear Hindu - Muslim divide in the Pagal Khana instead of Land and Tax reforms which were real Akbar's strong points. Its evident here that Ekta's NR and their CV's strong point is TRPs...TRPs...TRPs.

Viji