My dear Najma,
My apologies for not recognising you at once. In my Jodha Akbar PM list, there were four 123s: you, Shubha, Deya and sw.
I couldn't place you after nearly 5 years.
I am flattered that you re-read my old posts and liked them. As for what I have been doing here, it is only commenting on other threads, and if you enjoyed the comments, that pleases me a lot.
If I had not been suffering from rheumatoid arthritis for the past three years, I would have tried my hand at episode analysis here, but I can't handle that and the responses to comments any more. As you might remember, some of my threads used to run to over 50 pages, and I used to feel as if I was on a treadmill that I couldn't stop! 😉
It feels good to be back here with you and a surprising number of my old, regular readers. Let us hope this show doesn't go downhill too soon!
As for the"turning the tables", I agree with you. I spoke too loosely; it was clearly not an active step on his part, but a passive consequence of his trying to get out of this female gherao.😉
Shyamala Aunty
Originally posted by: najma123
Hi Aunty! What's up? 🤗 I highly doubt your remembering me but I used to be on Jodha Akbar Forum. XD Recently, I was re watching Jodha Akbar and wanted to go through some interpretations on the Forum and actually went back a 1000 Forum Pages and read a lot of your posts from those many years ago. And I have also read some of your posts on this Forum. Super glad you are here to add your experienced tadka here. 😉😆
So, I actually loved it that Urvi was making things so tough for him. She held him responsible for no fault of his. In front of beautiful maidens in those days, chivalry demanded a man to bow down and leave without glancing at them. 😆 But here she was blaming him for that too, that he was turning away from them. In effect she meant he wasn't noticing her as unabashedly that she was noticing him. In common terms, woh usko ghaas nahi daal Raha tha 😆
I am like What the, lady. So he's supposed to appreciate your beauty and then get punished for being shameless. And if he behaves like a gentleman, you punish him for not taking initiative. 😆 I loved her hypocrisy driven by attraction.
Also, I don't think Karn was turning tables. I think that's the contrast here. Urvi is mischievous, and witty and plays games. Karn here plays no games. He's downright earnest and straightforward. Urvi is as tedha as he's straightforward. Which is what is automatically turning tables against her. I am loving this Karn too .😳
Edited by sashashyam - 6 years ago
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