What to say of Jodha Begum, who is after all an outsider from a different, hostile race? Think of Hamida Bano listening to Jalal exclaiming, his raw anguish bubbling over once more Ammijaan, aap samajhti kyon nahin hain? Bachcha humne khoya hai!Yeh dard hamara hai! Hamida Bano merely shakes her head disapprovingly as she looks after him. She is not in the least bothered about his sufferings, only about those of her Jodha beta.
And she is not there at all when the miscarriage is discovered and Jalal is near collapse. No wonder he always turns to Maham. She at least holds him close and cuddles him in his agony.
Shyamala
Originally posted by: adiana12
It's very interesting to note that the Begumsa who is 'oh so involved in dusron ki peeda even when she herself is peedith' and thus earning the title of the one who is the most caring, is currently only bothered about 'her brothers' and 'her father' and 'her family' with nary a thought for the father who has lost his unborn child or for the mother who lost hers, and after that one moment where she tells Moti of her 'Sahanubhuti' for Ruqs, she has shown no empathy or empathic anguish for the grieving parents. Even to HB she has not shown any such understanding of the loss and grief of the affected to be parents. Her entire demeanor is that 'this issue is not got anything to do with me except for the accusations on my brothers, father and Amer. Anything else is nothing to me. Your loss is your problem. I'm sorry for you but it's not anything to do with me.'
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