Jodha Akbar: 7th March, Ugly Spar For Rules Between Jodha-Mahamanga!

Jodha Akbar 7th March written episode: Akbar comes to Jodha’s chamber and finds that his Queen is busy with her new responsibility. He signals Moti not to alert Jodha about his presence. When he comes outside, Maha Manga tries to provoke him against Jodha, saying that it is Jodha’s bad manners that she is being ignorant to Akbar.

Akbar defends Jodha saying that he likes people who have respect for their work. Maha Manga says that Akbar has changed a lot. Jodha later apologizes to Akbar as he returned from her chamber, being unattended. Akbar says that he likes her passion for work.

Rukaiya is happy to see that Jodha is too busy with her new responsibility. She plans outings with Akbar. She herself comes to Jodha’s chamber and informs Jodha about it, to irritate her. Jodha appreciates her saying that she wonders how Rukaiya managed such a big responsibility. While fleeing from Agra, Sujhamal finds that the security system has become stringent, due to the upcoming festival in the honour of Jodha.

Jodha sets a new trend of attitude in the Harem. A lady security officer takes a maid to Jodha, who is unable to work for having fever; the officer claims that Jodha should punish her. Jodha orders her to take the maid to the doctor. Jodha calls all the maids and declares that everyone should work in Harem wholeheartedly.

Whoever does not like the work, will be set free. Maha Mnaga strongly opposes this saying that Jodha does not have the power to do this; she is violating the Mughal customs, adds Maha Manga. Jodha says that Mughal custom is always against slavery; so, there will be no misuse of human labour in the Mughal system.

Akbar

Akbar comes to Jodha's chamber and finds that his Queen is busy with her new responsibility.

Jodha And Akbar

Akbar defends Jodha saying that he likes people who have respect for their work

Maha Manga

Maha Manga says that Akbar has changed a lot.

Rukaiya

Rukaiya is happy to see that Jodha is too busy with her new responsibility. She plans outings with Akbar.

Jodha

Whoever does not like the work, will be set free. Maha Mnaga strongly opposes this saying that Jodha does not have the power to do this; she is violating the Mughal customs.