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The story has always been Rudra centric Tulip even from the beginning. But now they have watered down the character of Rudra when he let paro go on the trip to birpur. What exactly was he going to prove if paro did contact her mamisa. That the fact that paro was the niece of the lady, well okay apart from that what could he get or achieve by this? Absolutely nothing. Because where does it prove that paro having a mami in birpur connects her to the arms smuggling thing. Rather if they have shown rudra doing an independent investigation, it would have held some ground. That is why I said Aman is working for me because he did get an genuine doubt that paro may be innocent in the whole ordeal.Yesterday they had such a nice scene where they could have shown paro lamenting her loss when she sees her red lengha peeking out of the cupboard. She could have touched the fabric and could have lamented the loss of her married life even before it began, and rudra could have shown being guilty - that would have been really good. But nope the creatives gave in a forced rasiya ve where in rudra tears of paro's shirt.There was this one movie which was by Ahithyan - Prem Lekha(it was dubbed from tamil only with Ajith as the hero where the hero and heroine meet over letters and fall in love but meet in the last frame of the movie). When the movie was made it seems the distributors told the director that this movie would be a flop because the hero and heroine don't meet at all so having Ajith and no chemistry is going to turn this movie to a flop. But then this movie was the biggest blockbuster and ran to full houses in Tamil/Telugu and was remade in many languages. Just shows that sometimes sticking by your beliefs gives you better results.
Sarada - you probably missed the episode or skipped these scenes while watching... the same mani disowned Paro in front of the Thakur and Thakur told Rudra that Paro was not of his village... so it wasn't her baraat that left ... so the idea is to catch the thakur on one lie and then trip him up...
That's an age old trick in criminal stories... you trip up on a lie and then its fair game that you can lie again... I guess you would have watched enough criminal series to guess this...
I miss the Kadhal Kottai reference...
