Dastaan-E-Mohabbat

Dastaan-E-Mohabbat: Salim’s proposal to bring tensions

Dastaan-E-Mohabbat: Salim’s proposal to bring tensions… Salim finds Anarkali dancing in the Janmashtami celebrations. He angrily slaps Salim and stops her from dancing shamelessly. Rukaiya had compelled Anarkali for dancing in the celebrations. Anarkali danced for Jodha’s happiness. Salim doesn’t understand Anarkali’s intentions, and slaps her out of rage, since he hates dancers. Rukaiya wants Salim and Anarkali’s relation to break, so that Salim loses his self-control, and Akbar sends him away from the palace again. Salim doesn’t think of anything and does mistakes to upset Akbar. Salim wants Anarkali to stay simple like always.

Anarkali is sure that Salim will come to convince her. Salim stops all the dancers, and asks them not to dance like this. He tells the girls that they aren’t any commodity meant for entertainment.

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He explains his point and his dislike for dancers. He goes after Anarkali to convince her. He tells Anarkali that he really loves her, she is the only person who is connected to his heart. He tells her that he has returned just on her saying, he always listens to her, and even she should listen to him. He confesses love to Anarkali. He tells her that he loves her a lot. This becomes a reason of worry for Anarkali. Salim proposes Anarkali for marriage. He wants to give her a status of his wife, so that no one troubles her.

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