Kurulus Osman team again did a good job. Just like the appearance of a Sheppard in episode 76 was a smooth and heart touching but, full of devotion and strength event. So was the arrest of Sheikh Edabali in episode 77. Only a few levels greater. A man of his stature did not lie to save himself from dungeon and held his grounds. That was epic and depicts how Ottomans real spirit was and where they got their strength from. I would reiterate that Faith, devotion, character, and selflessness was the reason that Osman was able to bring a scattered nation into a huge powerful empire. <\/p>\n
Role of his companions and elders was admirable. Their love for each other is beautifully depicted in the scenes when Osman visits his sick Alp before even going to visit his pregnant wife, whoo is his first true love. Such a passionate, full of empathy leader is always loved not only by his people but by all knowing ultimate supreme power, Allah Subhan watt Allah. <\/p>\n
This episode was comparatively gentler and had a delicate touch too. Turgut and Marie\u2019s wedding and before that exchange of dialogue between Osman and Kosses were the highlight of Muslim tradition. <\/p>\n
Gundoz and Osman\u2019s brawl was a humane touch too. As was Sheikh\u2019s disciple protecting him from the torture by throwing himself on Sheik Edabali when Wazir Alem shah\u2019s goon starts his lashing. <\/p>\n
This episode was full of struggles and fights with bit less intensity. It could be because Osman bey came out of Inegol unharmed and accomplished or because it had a few romantic scenes between Turgut and Marie or Cherkuty and crazy girl. Even Shekh Edabali is released without much harm, Kunor and Kosses are one step forward to learning Osman bey better to make an alliance with him. All in all it was bit relaxed, with a good clifhanger that left us all wondering how it will end with Osman bey and Wazir under his sharp sword. <\/p>\n
History is my favorite subject and Kurlos Osman has brought it all as a reality to enjoy it in picture. Hard to wait for the next one. <\/p>\n
Written by: Romana Nisar.<\/p>\n