Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia #5
It was shown a little last episode but even more so with this one. Sitara sees people happy living their lives after all that’s happened, so it made her question her revenge for a moment. At least now it seems she might gain a trustful ally here
sitara making friends from closer to home and being able to feel that kinship again only for it to be dampened when she sees again that people are adjusting to their new life and she can’t :(
i LOVE how she stay calm and composed no matter how angry the situation make her, it’s a really important part of her character her attitude to always keep anger for herself to seem docile
What's been standing out about Jaadugar for me is how layered its depiction of the Mongols is. They're not framed as this mindless horde rampaging whose only legacy is destruction, but as their own proud culture also interested in knowledge, while also being brutal invaders.
Love Töregene's tortured expression work in Jaadugar #05. Sharp and consumed by a rightful anger that has been eating at her for ages, but also used to it in a way that only stings further. And when she meets Sitara, a painful hope that she found someone to share these feelings
i feel so sad to see her not allowing herself to have a life, she could move on and live happy in a different way but vengeance and trauma blind her mind
"Your majesty could never understand"
This is actually my most fav scene in Jaadugar tho it looks trivial but the way Fatima use her fake smile becz she is good at suppressing her pain to conceal her anguish as chagatai belittle her but toregene see through those sad smile
Sitara has 4 braids, it’s a sunnah (a thing the prophet of islam did and is recommended to do) in islam to do 4 braids but it’s probably just a coincidence