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<font face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif" color="#0000ff" size="3">Update: Sept 16 Episode</font><font face="Comic Sans MS, Times, serif" size="2" color="#ff00ff">Disclaimer: This post is, as is usual for me, quite late in the day. Those who have had more than what they can take of last night's episode should refrain from reading further.😛</font>
Last night's episode touched my heart because of <font color="#0000ff">the way the Jalal-Jodha marriage has progressed, blending their different personalities, different attitudes, different world views, and different expectations into a harmonious melody.</font>The scene where Ruq whips Resham could have rapidly resulted in a major MU between JJ, leading to a hot exchange of views or a cold war. Ruq proclaimed to Jodha in just slightly hidden glee that Maham had once again succeeded in driving a wedge between them.And I felt so too judging by the manner in which Jalal received the news of Jodha having invited Resham to her hojra for a nocturnal tryst to inquire about the health of a dying Maham and walked away. He seemed then to be like a man who cannot believe his wife is hobnobbing with the enemy behind his back.A stricken Jodha tiptoed to him and apologized gracefully. I was waiting with bated breath to see Jalal's reaction. And did he surprise me!!! He was so calm and woebegone as he asked her piteously why she constantly invited trouble and why he was forced to ask her time and again the reason why she had done something.He understood she had a generous and kind heart that could not see anyone in trouble and leapt to their defence even before they asked for help or even if they refused her help. But he also had the responsibility to take care of her and the kids and he felt that she was endangering herself and the kids by exposing herself to an unpredictable Maham. He wanted her to understand his duty towards his wife and kids and mould her actions accordingly. But she told him that Maham was on the death bed and she couldn't leave her to die.Jalal could have enforced his writ. But he chose to take an alternate path that would ensure that Maham stayed far away from Jodha and could no longer harm her.Was Jodha not thinking about Jalal's POV? In fact, she was thinking exactly from his perspective, <font color="#0000ff">a perspective that had become clouded in him due to a maelstrom of emotions stirred by Maham. </font>This became amply clear when Ruq interrupted their private moment and announced grandly that Maham didn't deserve anyone's pity or love. The look Jalal gave her spoke volumes about how he felt about Maham and Ruq at that point. A lesser person would have identified the feeling embedded in that piercing look. But not Ruq.It was that look that told me why Jalal was not upset with Jodha for meeting Maham. He was still attached by an invisible umbilical cord to her.Yes, he was afraid of her desire to hurt Jodha and their babies. And felt that she might try to make the curse come true by taking suitable action. Resham's presence and the tunnel with SD and a dead soldier in itnear Jodha's hojra at night seemed to him as if his worst nightmares were coming true.Yet, he still winced to know that Maham was in the last days of her life. She had nurtured him during most of his life and had become a part of his being. He couldn't cut her away from his being even if he wanted to. Such is a child's innocent love for a mother-figure.<font color="#0000ff">A part of Jalal wanted to reach out to Maham and alleviate her suffering. A part of him felt guilt-ridden for having snatched Adham away from her. A part of him held back from her, not for what she had done to him but for what she could do to his wife and kids. All these conflicting emotions of pain, anger, hurt, betrayal, love and attachment were gnawing at his heart like hungry rats. He was perhaps slightly comforted by the fact that at least Jodha was free of this dilemma and could personally take care of Maham.</font>Ruq seems oblivious of Jalal's agony regarding Maham's situation and takes veritable pleasure in rubbing in the heels of her jootis into his still open wounds.The entire episode and esp this encounter underlines how close JJ have become, so much so that each understands what the other wants / needs, will do / can do and then takes affirmative action to support the other. <font color="#0000ff">It's not how long we know a person but how well we understand a person that is important in sustaining a relationship.</font>The level of trust and comfort between them in sharing their innermost thoughts and accepting each other, as is, is amazing. People like SD and Ruq can only see the external aspects of the JJ relationship; they cannot gauge its depth and intensity.
beautiful radhika amazing 👏 😳 😊 I am so delighted to read your views I am all grinning exactly like I was watching episode
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there love trust is strengthen this is base which abhay was mentioning the maturity with possessiveness the love these two share its generations to learn how there love is ahead everything and now reached a level where they are walking in same direction weather thought is diff but there rastaa is one
Mere dil main aaj kya hai tu kahe toh main batado
teri zulf phir sawaron teri maang sajadoon
Mujhe devta banakar teri chahaton ne pooja
Mera pyaar keh raha hai main tujhe khuda banadon
Koi dhundne bhi aye toh humein dhoondh nd na paaye
main tujhe kahin chupadi tu mujhe kahin chupale
Mere bajuyon main aakar tera dard chain paaye
Tere gesuyon mai n chupkar main jahan ka ghum bholadoon
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