Originally posted by: -aady-
I would have never thought almost 2 years back, that we would get a 500th episode, this bad and showing such a huge difference in the characters. The CV's seem to have lost their marbles and their ability to create a 'historical'. I don't understand why even they have to resort to such huge NR's. The thing with history based shows is that you already have a rough story ready and Akbar's life was eventful enough to give us plenty of great episodes. Yet they resort to showing us this saas-bahu drama. 😡
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360 degree flip:
I fail to understand how HB has taken this 360 degree's flip now. It was she that told Jodha not to meet her until she changed her religion, she not only called Jodha a bad daughter, she called her bad mother and an irresponsible Queen, and now it looks like HB should not have been the one talking, seeing how she has failed in all these aspects. She failed as the Head QUeen, when she was not able to see the good for her own empire, she failed as a mother who did not have confidence in her own son's thoughts and beliefs, and failed as a mother to Jodha, who she has very conveniently used as a door mat.
Like I mentioned in a post before, I feel that the Creatives have some personal grudge against Hamida Begum. Why else would they insult and demean her character to such an extent.
I can not believe that HB is now refuting any sort of connection to the conversion that almost happened. Look's like when her son came back safe, she forgot all her older tantrums? Now as he is won the war, she does not want to be seen in Jalal's eyes as the mother who had a hand in Jodha's conversion, and has put all the blame on Jodha. So wasn't the earier tantrums just because she did not have faith in Jalal's vicotry?
If Jodha converted earlier when HB had asked her she would have got hB's support, but now that she has converted after Jalal's return victorious, she get's cold stares. This seems like a hurt ego talking rather than a worried mother.
Exactly, and it is precisely why Jalal is inwardly fuming at his mother for her lack of faith in his decision, for subjecting Jodha to her incessant pressure to convert and for resorting to fast unto death program and for complete lack of sensitivity towards Jodha's feelings in this matter. He is also upset with his mother for taking undue advantage of Jodha's good nature, for causing drama in Diwan-e-aam in front of several people and making a personal matter public. Above all he feels let down by his mother for not standing up to the title of Mariam Makani by being a guiding hand for Jodha in his absence.
Jodha:
I am very confused about Jodha's characterization, but today Jodha's one dialogue where she said that she will not allow Jalal to give her talaaq at any cost was so good to hear. I am happy that she is able to stand up for her love, stand up for her happiness, because in the end whatever taunts or however bad a situation she will have to live in, she is fine with it as long as Jalal is by her side, because that is where her happiness lies. As long as she does not cry because of what Jalal says, and she believes in her love there is no force that can separate them.
Right now the pain Jodha must be going through is very hard. But I'm happy that she has not broken down and she is fighting for her love, because she knows that the amount of disappointment Jalal would have gone thhrough to see her change her religion would be a loot.
Jodha should not break down either. Jodha explains her point of view to Jalal saying that she had to take the decision of conversion keeping the unity and peace of Jalal's sons in mind. Never once did we hear Jodha, speaking about Hamida Begum's unacceptable demands and irrational behavior to her Shehenshah. She knows that he will not tolerate hearing about his mother's gross behavior and will react drastically by shredding Hamida Begum apart. Hence she is guarded in revealing the true reasons for her drastic step. Her intention is not to cause disharmony between mother and son. At the cost of facing Jalal's wrath and extreme punishment for her offense, we still never saw Jodha exposing Hamida Begum. This is where Jodha stands apart. This is where her nobility shines through. This is why she is selfless. This is why Jalal loves her.
Jalal:
He is disappointed in Jodha for sure, maybe even a little let down because his own begum was put in a situation where she had to change her religion, without her will. But there is a plan, all those promises, all those words aren't just going to go waste. He has assesed the situation, and he knows that Jodha would never go against him unless there was a bigger reason, and a reason that would cause him much more pain than now, if she did not convert.
He even made it clear that he does not want to hear anything in support of Jodha, because he wants to hear it from her, he wants her to come upto him and tell him what it was that happened, and what was it that put her in such a tight spot. The way Jalal said that Talaaq dialogue itself, seemed fishy. Talaq ledge?
Bang on. Jalal has already assessed the situation from MEH, biwi and daughter-in-law's point of view. The announcement of 'talaq' is just to evoke a response from his mother, whom he is ready to snarl at but is exhibiting utmost self control from doing so, due to her health.
Rukaiiya Begum, who the CV's love will never go wrong with her intuitions, so I hope as she aid there is something cooking in his head, he is not going to disown Jodha with no reason at all.
Ok, so Rukaiyya is the smart one in the mahal now. . Since I don't see much of her these days, I will say less about her.
However if this is not a Tedha Plan, then its the Chudail's spell that has got him all conked up. But I do not think the Chudail is yet to enter now...
Initially even I felt that it was the witch-craft that had pushed him to say talaq, but later on it became obvious that Jalal can never ever separate himself from Jodha. His fleeting expressions of love and pride during his conversations with Jodha and Salim proved it. For once, I loved Salim, simply because he addressed MUZ as 'maasaa'.
Superbly shared thoughts Aadhya. Pleasure to read.😊
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