FF: Pale Blue Dot Thread 6/19/2025 Chapter 44 Part2 - Page 30

Originally posted by: nushhkiee

Ye wo chapter hai where his friends are at home for work. After the infamous rickshaw ride 🤣

and Jalal comes to know the meaning of what Jodha said - tvameva sarvam wala

He was supposed to wish her night before 12 or 11 pm 🥰🤩

Chapter 36 Part 1 or 2 ig .. if i remember correctly 🥰

One of my fav parts...him talking to sleeping Jo

Oh yeah I remember now!!

You truly remember everything

Originally posted by: Jeryl

Hi Jhanu… You actually surprised me with this update. Whew, Chapter 44 Part 2 really hit me like a freight train of feels in the middle of a moonlit romantic drama! I came for the sweet chemistry between JJ, but stayed for the emotional therapy session. This wasn’t just Jalal’s love confession—it was a full-on TED Talk with bonus heart palpitations.

The whole debate between controlling vs protecting? Loved it. Jalal is not trying to lock her up in the name of marriage—he is just laying out his damage, trauma, and awkward charm like, “Here is my mess, please don’t run. And honestly? Respect. That “take me, woman” line? I am sorry, what genre are we in?! Romantic declaration? Corporate drama? Spiritual awakening?? Mahabharat crossover?! I need a moment.

Also, Jo deserves an award. She got kidnapped in a nightdress, had her hair rebelling against a scrunchie, and still managed to deliver a full roast session on "Mr. Control Freak" with the flair of a stand-up comedian. I was uncontrollably laughing. She is chaotic good and he is brooding order. Together, they are the best romcom couple we have ever seen.

It was quite surprising to learn the backstory of the ‘Four Wheels’ glam boys. The Four Wheels boys aren’t just about glam and good looks—they are a brotherhood. Jalal’s bond with them runs deep, filled with genuine love, loyalty, and shared memories. When he talks about them, you can feel the respect and connection—they have got each other’s backs, no matter what.

And let us not skip past the part where he basically told the world (and Jo’s relatives) to go jump in a lake if they doubt him. Romantic rebellion at its finest.

In conclusion: this man is ready to ditch the shallow life for one where Jo makes coffee and roasts him with love. And honestly? We are all rooting for him—even if he is a little extra. Lastly, I am fantasising about a night drive through an industrial estate. Bravo, Jahnu. You have officially ruined all other factory tours for me.

My version of the missing scene from Chapter 44 Part:2

Imagine Jo’s Reply (in her signature voice):

So… you kidnapped me in my night clothes, skipped your family, your work, and decided a midnight industrial tour was the best way to say “I love you”? Jalal Ahmed, you absolute maniac—I adore you.

Let’s get a few things straight:
Yes, you are a control freak.
Yes, your nose does flare like a war trumpet when you are offended.
And yes, you gave me a mini heart attack when I realised we were pulling into Four Wheels while I looked like I had escaped from a cozy asylum.

But then… you said all that stuff. About my sketches. My charity. About how I am somehow “above your league” (which is hilarious, by the way—because you walk around like James Bond with a conscience). And suddenly, I am no longer thinking about my mismatched socks or the tragic absence of mascara. I am just sitting here, stunned, while you hand over your heart like a signed Non-Disclosure agreement.

Also, sidenote: stop being so emotionally intelligent and romantic, it is messing with my sass levels. I am dangerously close to writing poetry about you, and no one needs that.

Look, I get it. You have been married. You have messed up. You have lived half your life inside a factory and the other half inside financial balance sheets. And now you are standing in front of me, saying you are done with shallow walls and hollow relationships and you want me—flaws, baggage, sarcasm, and all.

So here is my answer:
Yes. I will take you.
But only if you let me say “I told you so” every time your nose flares and you insist I can't eat pani puri from a street vendor.

Love

Rose 🌹

OMG this review

Your writing style is so charming. I wanted to read more and more.

Originally posted by: Priyaadarshini

Oh yeah I remember now!!

You truly remember everything

Ofcourse .. itni baar padha hai itni toh maine NCERT nahi re-read ki hai kabhi

Update soon please You've got 1 month

Originally posted by: nushhkiee

Update soon please You've got 1 month

Aapko maybe Di se pitneka Shok Chad gaya hai 🤔

Originally posted by: Mahi108

Aapko maybe Di se pitneka Shok Chad gaya hai 🤔

Shayaddddd 🫣🤣🤣🤣

Originally posted by: nushhkiee

Update soon please You've got 1 month

Me bhi soch rahi thi ki update ki mang kar hi du. But then I thought ki thodi to sharam kar lu abhi tak pura review bhi nahi dala aur update mang rahi hu

Originally posted by: manu_ak

Me bhi soch rahi thi ki update ki mang kar hi du. But then I thought ki thodi to sharam kar lu abhi tak pura review bhi nahi dala aur update mang rahi hu

Mera ho gaya pura review aur mai besharam hu

Originally posted by: nushhkiee

Mera ho gaya pura review aur mai besharam hu

Vo to hai

Originally posted by: roseraja1915

My response covers Chapter 43 Part 2 and Chapter 44 Part 1

>> Hi Rose... thanks for taking time to share your thoughts

The villains have been unmasked. Rao, Raghu’s best friend, and Shyam the snake. It is surely an “Et tu Brute’ moment. The ultimate betrayal between bosom buddies.

>> Truly

Jodha and her hilarious hare-brained ideas. And once she gets them, she will execute them, come hell or highwater. Her midnight drive to Jalal’s place to get a more appropriate goodbye- what a scene. The verbal exchanges between them are, as always, simply mouth-watering, making us devour each word akin to how Jalal enjoyed her cake.

>> what all the egoistic boss makes her do in name of love

At Jalal’s insistence, Jodha unburdened herself to him, recounting all that occurred on the day of her parents’ death and the events thereafter and why she gave up her suicidal thoughts, a major part owed to Samyu, a gem of a friend. The revelations appeased his unsettled mind, thinking about how she would cope in Hyderabad. Reading about all that she had been through, described so vividly, the reader could not but commiserate with Jodha.

>> A grief no one deserves in life but all of us has to go through at some point or the other

Usually, women are more intuitive and more observant than men, but Usman Sir, good for you, the unmistakable behavioural changes in your son have not gone unnoticed by you.

>> Yes yes... but Ameena beat him to it when she first noticed her son's exuberance in taking Jodha's name.

Meanwhile, Saradhi Sir has seen the twosome in action to draw his own conclusions. No objections from the patriarchs of both the families, a big plus for the pair.

>> as it is there is a bigger villain to fight... two less people to fight against is a big respite

The challenge – which hot-blooded male would not prolong the challenge when the threat of tempting, persuasive methods was promised to him?

And boy oh, boy! Jodha surely knows how to twist Jalal Saab around her little finger.

>> haha... well said! The girl surely knows how to use saam, daan, bhed, dand to get her manmani done.

Deciding persuasion by seduction was the way to melt this icy, cool hunk of a man, Jodha pulled out all the stops, making a song and dance about it, literally.

I actually had to go to You Tube to listen to the songs because Hindi is not a language I am familiar with.

>> Oh...I add some Hindi words to the chapters.. let me know if I should add glossary at the end of update

Managed to view the first, third and the Sharabi songs but not so lucky with the second.

>> Second song is Hrithik Roshan's from the movie 'Fiza'.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUJHo_p-CXM

Use that link to watch

Thanks for the translation, otherwise, I would be at sea with the Hindi lyrics.

Heeding the order from his friends, Jalal is stealing Jodha away for a few hours. Can’t wait to find out the juicy details of this clandestine rendezvous.

Thank you for this engrossing and awesome update,Jahnu.

Thanks Rose for your words... if any Hindi words are dampening your reading experience please let me know... what languages do you speak by the way?