Originally posted by: Sandhya.A
Ela
I agree with Adi here.The way he looked at her as she wept for Hussein - it wasn't the same as for Hassan. There was self-blame guilt written on her face more than the desperation and grief. If they were to ever get closer, the memories of the night would haunt them both. What used to be magical had turned into a nightmare for them. With this wall of guilt between them, the innocence of love was lost, not just for Jodha but Akbar too. Not the fault of either, but destiny.Ela such wounds are hard to heal. People shutting themselves is the most natural reaction. One of my school friends once so much insisted that she wanted to see a movie and persuaded her parents to book the tickets (no e-booking then). Both her parents met with an accident and passed away. Years have passed but she never sees movies even now. None of us ever discuss about films in her presence. She never insists for anything from anyone. Self-guilt can eat you away from within. They create scars that even time cannot heal. Jalal and Jodha are in the same phase. Even Jodha has not made any advancements. today even if she came out to insist the anuchith-ness of the war, it was more out of her convictions of right and wrong, than an attempt at normalcy.😭
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