Credit for Removing Tirthakar to Jodha? DT Note Pg 18

Originally posted by: anamika.sharma

I don't know about you guys, but I am quite annoyed with this turn. Why is it that every single good policy decision that Jalal takes is on Jodha's recommendation? 😕 Did this even happen in history? Was Akbar so dependent on his Begum's advice? How did he manage to run such a huge kingdom with such dependency? Jalal knew that Tirthakar is wrong during the Badal-Kajri track. Why did he then need Jodha Begum to tell him that it was highly wrong and won't endear him to the Hindus? 😕 Why the heck is Jalal shown to be so dumb in the show that he can't make the distinction between right and wrong himself?

The CVs are really pushing it. It was okay to let Jodha take credit for SOME things. But how can something as important as the abolishment of tirthakar be attributed to her advice again? This is just plain wrong! It portrays Akbar as this dimwitted, helpless King when he was a great warrior and a good planner! He took some really amazing decisions and I am sure he managed to use his own head for them. For once, CVs, please stop butchering characters. It still irks me to find a righteous Jodha Begum back in Agra with all her guroor dancing on her head. I thought love was about going over your ego, about understanding the other person. She understands everyone BUT Jalal. Everyone is kshama ka patra BUT Jalal. Everyone deserves second chances BUT Jalal. What kind of a love story is this?

Originally posted by: SindhuMenon

she did not advise. Lets just wait till tomorrow to see what is it. No use in blaming Jodha..

Originally posted by: knumnum

Ana, this is wat the CVs are calling as Epic Love😆

Yes, to show Jodha's omnipresence and intelligence on all matters, they had to show Jalal dumb/depenedent/Love sick puppy/cry baby

Yes, I so hope the spirits of real Akbar and Jodha haunt these fellows and give some gyaan!

- Krishi

Originally posted by: SindhuMenon

Umm, whether you believe this is a real scene or a flashback, she pretty much did advice Jalal cuz he went to her to get it. My point is that such a great King cannot be shown constantly needing Jodha to tell him right from wrong.

she did not advise. Lets just wait till tomorrow to see what is it. No use in blaming Jodha..

Originally posted by: -lost-

It could be Jalal's dream Jodha ... because there is no way Jodha would be talking that happily with Jalal after all that she did in Amer ...

Originally posted by: anamika.sharma

I don't know about you guys, but I am quite annoyed with this turn. Why is it that every single good policy decision that Jalal takes is on Jodha's recommendation? 😕 Did this even happen in history? Was Akbar so dependent on his Begum's advice? How did he manage to run such a huge kingdom with such dependency? Jalal knew that Tirthakar is wrong during the Badal-Kajri track. Why did he then need Jodha Begum to tell him that it was highly wrong and won't endear him to the Hindus? 😕 Why the heck is Jalal shown to be so dumb in the show that he can't make the distinction between right and wrong himself?

The CVs are really pushing it. It was okay to let Jodha take credit for SOME things. But how can something as important as the abolishment of tirthakar be attributed to her advice again? This is just plain wrong! It portrays Akbar as this dimwitted, helpless King when he was a great warrior and a good planner! He took some really amazing decisions and I am sure he managed to use his own head for them. For once, CVs, please stop butchering characters. It still irks me to find a righteous Jodha Begum back in Agra with all her guroor dancing on her head. I thought love was about going over your ego, about understanding the other person. She understands everyone BUT Jalal. Everyone is kshama ka patra BUT Jalal. Everyone deserves second chances BUT Jalal. What kind of a love story is this?