Jodha
Akbar
27th
February
written
episode:
When
Rukaiya
wants
to
rest
in
complete
darkness
and
silence,
she
hears
quarrels
outside
and
orders
Hoshier
to
stop
the
noise.
Hosier
informs
her
that
the
women
have
completely
gone
mad
and
they
are
not
ready
to
listen
to
anyone.
Coming
outside,
Rukaiya
discovers
that
two
maids
are
fighting
over
their
lover.
Ruksana
claims
that
she
was
betrothed
to
Mazhar
in
childhood,
while
Aziza
claims
that
Mazhar
and
she
truly
love
each
other.
Rukaiya
Begum
orders
that
Mazhar
should
marry
Ruksana,
as
the
marriage
was
prepared
by
their
parents
in
their
childhood.
Jodha
opposes
to
this
saying
that,
at
that
time
Mazhar
had
no
idea
about
love
and
relationship;
now
he
should
marry
the
girl
he
truly
loves.
Rukaiya
rubbishes
the
idea
of
love
and
she
says
it
is
only
friendship,
especially
childhood
friendship,
that
can
be
valued.
Jodha
tells
Rukaiya
that
she
has
no
right
to
take
such
decisions,
because
she
is
the
in-charge
of
the
Harem,
the
women’s
segment
of
the
palace.
Mazhar
is
not
a
part
of
the
Harem.
She
suggests
that
only
the
Emperor
has
the
right
to
solve
the
matter.
This
time,
Maha
Manga
also
supports
Jodha.
Jodha
appeals
to
Akbar
to
look
after
the
matter.
Akbar
opposes
to
this
proposal,
saying
that
he
has
to
look
after
his
kingdom
and
it
is
Rukaiya
Begum’s
responsibility
to
look
after
the
Harem.
Jodha
says
that
the
people
inside
the
palace
are
also
part
of
his
kingdom
and
it
is
his
duty
to
look
after
them,
especially
when
Rukaiya’s
wrong
decision
is
going
destroy
the
lives
of
two
people.
The
maid-
servants
of
the
Harem
become
angry
with
Rukaiya’s
decision.
Maha
Manga
informs
Rukaiya
that
there
is
an
uprising
in
the
Harem
against
her.
Hoshier
confirms
the
news,
informing
that
Akbar
himself
has
called
all
the
women
of
the
Harem,
for
some
discussion.
After
winning
the
battle
of
Mebar,
Sujhamal
wants
to
visit
Agra,
to
see
his
sister
Jodha,
whom
he
loves
a
lot.
He
vehemently
rebukes
his
attendant,
who
criticizes
Jodha
for
marrying
a
Mughal
King.