Dialogue of the Day..Jalaal - Page 2

You know what they say--- "Sau sunaar ki aur ek lauhar ki!" 😆

Yes, it was a classic, bitter putdown.

As I wrote elsewhere, Jodha is not angry now about her patidev's past failings.

She is crabby and tearful because she wants to stay but does not want to lose face with Jalal by confessing that to him, or even letting it be known indirectly by, say wearing a green joda - the one in which she sang that paean to Rajput valour, perhaps. It would be perfect provided he recognised it! .

He also has crossed wires, and thinks she wants to leave, so he is not able to help her out as she would have wanted him to do, by simply asserting Aap yahan se kahin nahin ja rahi hain, Jodha Begum.

So she complains bitterly about never having been happy in Agra, and also makes it a point to tell him how disgraceful it would be for her to go back to Amer as a wife discarded by her husband, complete with the doli-arthi lines.

No wonder Jalal, who cannot understand what more he is expected to do to placate her, and why this dratted woman can never say two civil words to him, is left climbing the wall and clenching his fists, and leaves without telling her what he wanted to, probably about the Meena Bazaar. He must have gritted his teeth in the corridor and muttered Women!!

Typical Mills and Boon, in short, and in its way, comic. I liked it that by precap time, he was back to being the Shahenshah. I was afraid, after the public apologies in the open court, that he might start going the marshmallow way.

Shyamala B.Cowsik

You know, Jaya (if I may), I do not think he has made any arrangements at all as yet. He is now assuming that she has decided to leave, but his instructions to her in the precap seem to me to indicate that he is in no hurry to do anything.

He is waiting for her to tell her clearly what she wants, and not to shoot from his shoulder, and at him, turning all the laws of ballistics on their head!

As for the rest, I agree with you about the future possiblities, except that the tiger track seems to be a hunt, not anything with her brothers. She is now harping on obeying all his aadesh, so he might have told her to come with him.

As I wrote above, today's encounter was unintentionally comic.

Jodha is crabby and tearful because she wants to stay but does not want to lose face with Jalal by confessing that to him, or even letting it be known indirectly by, say wearing a green joda - the one in which she sang that paean to Rajput valour, perhaps. It would be perfect provided he recognised it! .

He also has crossed wires, and thinks she wants to leave, so he is not able to help her out as she would have wanted him to do, by simply asserting Aap yahan se kahin nahin ja rahi hain, Jodha Begum.

So she complains bitterly about never having been happy in Agra, and also makes it a point to tell him how disgraceful it would be for her to go back to Amer as a wife discarded by her husband, complete with the doli-arthi lines.

No wonder Jalal, who cannot understand what more he is expected to do to placate her, and why this dratted woman can never say two civil words to him, is left climbing the wall and clenching his fists, and leaves without telling her what he wanted to, probably about the Meena Bazaar. He must have gritted his teeth in the corridor and muttered Women!!

Pure Mills & Boon, in short!😉

Shyamala B.Cowsik

Originally posted by: deejagi

She wanted to stay in Agra but he has already made arrangements for her to leave. On the other hand he wants her to stay but he can't ask her to stay he has given her his word that the choice is hers.

The only roshni now is MA who had kindled the ash and brought out the burning coal (of Jodha's curiosity as well as of the instinct to save Jalal from the clutches of MA. So jodha might decide to stay back .

or while going with her brothers will make some excuse to do some pooja near the river or where she may meet up with 'riyyas' pyare mohan and Jalal will save her and take back the wounded wife to Agra for further treatment.

jaya

Originally posted by: tamy267

yeah I know...but it did hit Jodha...she is confused...she doesn't want to leave Agra...and her Shehenshah...but she cant tell him coz of her ego...she wants him to understand...par Jalal kaise samjhega ?? Jodha se toh usko humesha nafrat hi mili hai...poor JJ😭

Jodha being sensitive and sensible person atleast think over this dialogue ...from the person who is not only your husband but also unquestionable master of whole country...

Rajat's strongest point is his dialogue delivery..he excels in every frame as an actor👏

Originally posted by: XDPagalKuriXD

It was quite amusing..how he shut her mouth in one line😆

Originally posted by: sashashyam

Yes, it was a classic, bitter putdown.

As I wrote elsewhere, Jodha is not angry now about her patidev's past failings.

She is crabby and tearful because she wants to stay but does not want to lose face with Jalal by confessing that to him, or even letting it be known indirectly by, say wearing a green joda - the one in which she sang that paean to Rajput valour, perhaps. It would be perfect provided he recognised it! .

He also has crossed wires, and thinks she wants to leave, so he is not able to help her out as she would have wanted him to do, by simply asserting Aap yahan se kahin nahin ja rahi hain, Jodha Begum.

So she complains bitterly about never having been happy in Agra, and also makes it a point to tell him how disgraceful it would be for her to go back to Amer as a wife discarded by her husband, complete with the doli-arthi lines.

No wonder Jalal, who cannot understand what more he is expected to do to placate her, and why this dratted woman can never say two civil words to him, is left climbing the wall and clenching his fists, and leaves without telling her what he wanted to, probably about the Meena Bazaar. He must have gritted his teeth in the corridor and muttered Women!!

Typical Mills and Boon, in short, and in its way, comic. I liked it that by precap time, he was back to being the Shahenshah. I was afraid, after the public apologies in the open court, that he might start going the marshmallow way.

Shyamala B.Cowsik