Jodha Akbar 169: Sunlight on a butterfly's wings - Page 54

Originally posted by: jojal

Talking of historical characters, Ekta should make a serial of other mughal emperors Jahangir & Noor Jahan, Shah Jahan & Mumtaz with Rajat and Pari in the lead. Wouldn't it be awesome to see this trilogy of Akbar Jodha, and the other two emperors back to back?😊

Originally posted by: Sandhya.A

But trips Noor Jehan was THE audha begum

Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais

True. But so was Ruq.

I love Noor for the SHEER GRIT & DETERMINATION. For her love for Jehangir ( she did love him, he was the only one who she loved & was completely loyal to.) for the work she did for the up-liftment for women.

Yes, she was amazingly manipulative, immensely cunningly shrewd - In that world, moreso for a woman, It was IMPERATIVE to be so. 👏

Salim was like himself. 😆

But why did he have to rebel against akbar who loved his son so much?

But why did he have to rebel against akbar who loved his son so much? ***I think during Anarkali's issue

Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais

10000% TRUTH, Mandy!!!!

I've always felt the same. The kind of perfection, intelligence & brilliance that RT brings to the historical characters he plays, and the stache of Presence he lends to them, if he plays other characters the telly begins to look too small!!! 👏

He is BORN to play historical characters!!! ⭐️

Originally posted by: Joja

How about Rajat playing Shiva Triology.

Shyamala,
Better late than never right? I am so glad I found the time to read this master piece of yours. The whole writing is filled with emotions that were over flowing that day from our leads.

I like how you used the word 'longing' and explained beautifully the 10 mins of magic. If I had to give one word to their feelings that day, it would not be better than longing. Hence, I enjoyed reading how you kept coming back to their feeling of longing...

I liked your point that he missed the 'aapko khone se acha humne yeh hi marg socha'. The Jalal before shove would have known that this meant she could not survive without him. The shove as you said was considered by him as an unforgivable act. Yet, he is helpless in front of his feelings, the heart that only craves for Jodha. No wonder after the shove we only see an agonized Jalal..
Well said, 'sach ko aanch nahin' - truth or faith does not need to be proven, it has to be felt and realized. Jodha was so not wanting to go that road again, very neat observation here by you.

LOL Jodha's boilerplate formulation 😆
The scene played in front on my eyes again when I read this line- 👏
Then, it peeks out again in what Jodha does not do. She does not say anything. But her eyes, raised slowly to meet his in a limpid gaze, speak. They are not shy, not dismissive, and there is no withdrawal. They are direct and questioning, and underlying that is , if only Jalal could read it, the silence that equals consent.

Your trademark satire, loved it!😆
Jalal was not so foolish after all with his jealousy tactic, and Benazir has been the catalyst that thawed our ice maiden.

I am looking forward to more posts as you are so good with describing romantic hidden inner feelings. The way CVs are going we will have many such episodes and hopefully many reviews from you!