16th century Jodha in a night gown? - Page 3

Originally posted by: thisisforyou

Thanks Jodah for the information. Beautifully written. I agree with dent walls and bent jugs etc., etc. which I too have observed and wondered at...

But I still maintain😆 that it is Jodha who is tactful in holding on to Jalal. Rukkaiya is playing tricks. I agree, but she hasn't got much option because Jalal's heart has already inclined towards Jodha Begum and poor Rukkaiya is doing her best to keep him still to herself, but in vain.

Jodha being from a different community. her alag soch, beautiful looks etc has certainly drawn the king to her. Perhaps he was just bored with Rukkaiya.😛

thanks & welcome buddy 😊
truly speaking i had both likes & dislikes for rukkaiya character & i wished cvs maiantained it as grey some time good sometime bad humans are like that it was the beauty of her character
but ALAS cvs ruined it completly some how the cvs are completly fail in showing the balance in characters i don't think there is a need to make a character fall & other rise 😆 but its cvs old farmula & after all JA is a daily soap with trp masala 😆 even jodha & jalal characters are not save they are experimenting with them 😆 & specialy jalal i'm getting annoy with his character now a days as a son she was fail maintaning balance with maham & HB ... & now as a husband with jodha & rukkaiay i 'm not understanding him 🥱 i'm not saying he should love rukkaiya equaly but atleast as a friend he is not understanding the unsecure behaviour of rukkaiya all he is busy in romancing & japping waris 😆 thats why i says cvs are NUTS 😆

Originally posted by: RadhikaS0

Hi,

Please refer to the following link for info on the night gowns used by Mughal ladies. The quoted comments are from the link. 😊

Link:

http://www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=3848936&TPN=14

Quotes from the link:

In humayun nama..on..page-127...Gulbadan begum explains that..type of dress.

It is NOT from Arabian Nights 😆as many forum friends are claiming..😆
Such dresses existed called--> "nimtaana",😕 "karatiji".😕..


Also a gown type dress did exist, which was quoted earlier..if am not wrong than that dress is called 'Evening Dew' or shabnam/ Dhaka ka Malmal.this came from Dacca(Dhaka, Bangladesh.)..

Abu fazl tells us that the mughal empire imported silks from China and Persia.he says that material like kimkhab,katan,tafta,ambari,tasser and makhmal were imported from Europe,Turkey,Portugal,Herat etc.so one can the opulence of the mughal empire through this..it is also said that no royal lady repeats her dresses..I was amazed..

thanks radhika for sharing this on this thread