Jalandar wanted to be a son

Watching the Maha episode and today's episode made me cry for Jalandar. I felt that all he wanted was love. I don't know about anyone else but I could see a small child throwing tantrums and breaking his mother's favorite plates just to gain a little attention from his mother 😭

Really I felt bad for jallu...he did few mistakes due to lack of supporting else he will be king in place of indra/another powerful god like veerabadhra swamy..

I also felt bad for him. He just wanted love.

agreed... 😔 All he wanted was his father..

I guess if they've made J ask these questions, there must be a good answer coming tomm from Shivji.

As usual... Correct Meenu Di 👍🏼 I totally Agree 😊

I felt very bad for Jalandhar. I agree with each and every question he asked to Mahadev in the episode and the precap.

It was totally valid and justified on his part to ask.

He forever yearned for a sense of identity and belonging. Earlier he attached himself to his adoptive mother and felt satisfied. When he lost her, he got attached with his guru. But a guru that too like Shukracharya was distant and could never take place of a parent. He only shaped him into a tool against Indra. He never gave emotional guidance to him!

I liked seeing how he bared his soul before dying. He was just hiding his vulnerabilities and emptiness behind the veneer of ego over conquests and all that anger.

Even later when he got someone to call his own, he lost her forever and in this cruel manner.

Was he born only for a purpose? That is, temporary trouble for Indra as punishment? Kaam khatam, banda khatam?

He is right. Even when he was introduced to Mahadev it was all done like some warning or taunt. There was no affection or apnapan in it!

Paida hua toh aaye nahi. Ab maarne ke liye aa gaye! Marg darshan kiya nahi ab dharm-adharm batane aa gaye!

Is it fair?

Mahadev can satisfy Jalandhar with his philo answers or claim he felt Jalandhar's pain. But I don't buy this explanation.

All Jalandhar got through his life was loathing, provocation, mockery, taunts, loneliness!

And even when he did learn he was Mahadev's ansh what was right? He'd be openly told by others that they were not supporting, feeding or saluting him but only Mahadev's ansh in him! As if he himself has no identity! And the person whose ansh he was never adopted him! Bata ke chale gaye mere ansh ho! Apna bhi lete?

As a kid if he had proper guidance from Mahadev himself, than no way he'd have turned out to be what he did!
Jalandhar's death seemed as if Mahadev was making up for a mistake he had made (mistake being Jalandhar!).

P.S. - Post is based on the show only. No insult intended to deities and no offense to religious and sensitive users. Sorry in advance.

Originally posted by: Skepblun

I felt very bad for Jalandhar. I agree with each and every question he asked to Mahadev in the episode and the precap.

It was totally valid and justified on his part to ask.

He forever yearned for a sense of identity and belonging. Earlier he attached himself to his adoptive mother and felt satisfied. When he lost her, he got attached with his guru. But a guru that too like Shukracharya was distant and could never take place of a parent. He only shaped him into a tool against Indra. He never gave emotional guidance to him!

I liked seeing how he bared his soul before dying. He was just hiding his vulnerabilities and emptiness behind the veneer of ego over conquests and all that anger.

Even later when he got someone to call his own, he lost her forever and in this cruel manner.

Was he born only for a purpose? That is, temporary trouble for Indra as punishment? Kaam khatam, banda khatam?

He is right. Even when he was introduced to Mahadev it was all done like some warning or taunt. There was no affection or apnapan in it!

What is an illegitimate child and his fate?! Is he like an excretion? To be left out to rot and decompose, get lost by itself? And perhaps flush it away if its "stink" gets unbearable?!!!

Paida hua toh aaye nahi. Ab maarne ke liye aa gaye! Marg darshan kiya nahi ab dharm-adharm batane aa gaye!

Is it fair?

Mahadev can satisfy Jalandhar with his philo answers or claim he felt Jalandhar's pain. But I don't buy this explanation.

All Jalandhar got through his life was loathing, provocation, mockery, taunts, loneliness!

And even when he did learn he was Mahadev's ansh what was right? He'd be openly told by others that they were not supporting, feeding or saluting him but only Mahadev's ansh in him! As if he himself has no identity! And the person whose ansh he was never adopted him! Bata ke chale gaye mere ansh ho! Apna bhi lete?

As a kid if he had proper guidance from Mahadev himself, than no way he'd have turned out to be what he did!
Jalandhar's death seemed as if Mahadev was making up for a mistake he had made (mistake being Jalandhar!).

P.S. - Post is based on the show only. No insult intended to deities and no offense to religious and sensitive users. Sorry in advance.

Agree fully wit you...The way they have shown Jallu in DKDM, you endup feeling sorry for him,,,,,,,,,,,I was crying while watching the episwode...Jallu's questions were very human like and I hope Mahadev gives answers wich we human can understand...Not too much Gyan...Oh the fate of an illegitimate child..😭😭😭