Jalaal-Jodha: We Only Tell The Truth. - Page 4

Nicely written!

ps I love reading your posts in QH forum 😳

Originally posted by: MannieXO

Nicely written!

ps I love reading your posts in QH forum 😳

you are a very intense writer I must say..Today it was a epi on clash between two egoistic people..Jalal when went to ruqu not out of his habit but out of a fear of rejection which will do nothing but bruise his ego.. And what he scared for the most  had to face it at last and because of Ruqaiyaa.. he was angry,hurt but the same time his eyes became soften when he lifted up the veil of Jodha and then he  approached to her too but as soon as she opposed he became furious and pushed her against a wall.. At the time i was feeling bad for Jodha and Jalal  simultaneously.. Both were hurt by each others behaviour but no one was ready to surrender..

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

Thank you and you have company in me. Jalaal and Jodha would appear like a pair of slimy villains if they let a good Ruqqu wallow in isolation. Ruqqu may have been rocking in actual history but we are seeing a drama and here, things have to be twisted and turned to suit tastes and sentiments. 😃

Ruku doesn't have to be shown as a saint... but then there was no need to show her stooping so low so as to offer the new Begum necklace of her servant   or laughing like a maniac to insult the new begum. 😕

EK had every chance to show a complex grey character with relatively more dark shade but she ruined the chance.

Moreover, it is a historical show in 16th century backdrop. So if the EK would have shown that Jalal falling in love with Jodha but he still had respect for Ruku then audience could have accepted it. Jalal is shown to have trust for Ruku rather than having a romantic feeling or being passionate about her. So while he could have still consider Ruku as his friend cum guide, Jodha could be his love.

But Ek seems to have decided to gift Jalu baby to Jodha's lap only 😉 and no other woman, except his mother, would find place in his life or in his heart. 🥱

In Maharana Pratap, Rani Bh. is a vamp but in the initial episodes, Rana Udai Singh was shown to be equally respectful to his wives even though he favored Rani Bh. more than his first wife who has been an ideal queen. It never seemed queer because this is how the Royals' lives used to be.


I do not watch Punarvivah regularly but what I have seen that the wife was portrayed as some Godly figure - naturally there was more sympathy for her. Also it's in the modern backdrop where a person leaving his wife for his former girlfriend is considered as morally wrong.
Edited by doyelpakhi - 10 years ago

Originally posted by: Super Kool

Firstly, I love your posts...

The moment jodha closed her eyes with disgust and fear...jalal's rage knew no bounds...he shot back at jodha...if, you don't want to touch mein...fine...i echo the sentiments...jodha knowingly or unknowingly manages to push his hot buttons...

Originally posted by: PallaviDas003

you are a very intense writer I must say..Today it was a epi on clash between two egoistic people..Jalal when went to ruqu not out of his habit but out of a fear of rejection which will do nothing but bruise his ego.. And what he scared for the most  had to face it at last and because of Ruqaiyaa.. he was angry,hurt but the same time his eyes became soften when he lifted up the veil of Jodha and then he  approached to her too but as soon as she opposed he became furious and pushed her against a wall.. At the time i was feeling bad for Jodha and Jalal  simultaneously.. Both were hurt by each others behaviour but no one was ready to surrender..

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

Thank you and i also love you!😳...True that. Jodha got what she wanted without even trying. Pride hurts pride and now, Jalaal will not touch Jodha until love blossoms ( pushing and pulling will continue though) between them. 😆

@DoyelPakhi.

Originally posted by: doyelpakhi

Ruku doesn't have to be shown as a saint... but then there was no need to show her stooping so low so as to offer the new Begum necklace of her servant   or laughing like a maniac to insult the new begum. 😕

EK had every chance to show a complex grey character with relatively more dark shade but she ruined the chance.

Moreover, it is a historical show in 16th century backdrop. So if the EK would have shown that Jalal falling in love with Jodha but he still had respect for Ruku then audience could have accepted it. Jalal is shown to have trust for Ruku rather than having a romantic feeling or being passionate about her. So while he could have still consider Ruku as his friend cum guide, Jodha could be his love.

But Ek seems to have decided to gift Jalu baby to Jodha's lap only 😉 and no other woman, except his mother, would find place in his life or in his heart. 🥱

In Maharana Pratap, Rani Bh. is a vamp but in the initial episodes, Rana Udai Singh was shown to be equally respectful to his wives even though he favored Rani Bh. more than his first wife who has been an ideal queen. It never seemed queer because this is how the Royals' lives used to be.


I do not watch Punarvivah regularly but what I have seen that the wife was portrayed as some Godly figure - naturally there was more sympathy for her. Also it's in the modern backdrop where a person leaving his wife for his former girlfriend is considered as morally wrong.

Hi Vicky🤗.I am so glad to see you here apart from QH forum.