To Mr RS - Page 3

Totally agree with you. I guess the meaning of redemption is different in his dictionary.

Originally posted by: Siri22

Totally agree.

My question is will the viewers/Mahdu believe him?

For the first time ever we got know of RK's fears and insecurities through a dream .Otherwise we cannot tell when RK is acting/faking/whatever. Even now some of us don't know for sure if Rk's story near the lake is true or not. That's how much the viewership lost faith in RK.

Trusting back viewers/madhu's faith will be a herculean task both for writers and RK.

And writers if you think by making RK save Madhu from a creep and by making him sit at the chawl and throw some dialogues at the police or threatening to burn the jungle down 🤪is anywhere near redemption you're grossly mistaken and might I add failed.

Originally posted by: basheerahmajeed

A deeper understanding is needed here . He is dark . He is an egoist and he is in self denial. He will only allow his true self to be shown thru his subconscious mind. As long as he is aware of himself and his surrounding, he will never allow himself to think that he had done wrong. For if he does he would have to hurt his self righteous ego. And therefore he has to keep himself in a state of self denial. Stubbornly he must say "I am right!"

But deep inside, he already knows that he had done wrong. --he knew, the minute she fell and broke her bangles, on that very day he enacted his so called revenge. He knew--- but could not stop himself ,for it was probably a compulsion and a need to feel right at all times. He had years of practise you see. He felt right when he thot he mum did wrong. He felt right when he realised that the Bhatias were the worst spongers in the world when his mum was not aware of it and he felt right when he saw and placed deepali in the sphere of all women being fickle.

Feeling right all the time can be a dangerous thing. You become arrogant and then start to play God. And when RK was right and playing God , how could he stop his cruelty--- altho his heart was hurt?

I feel he realised as early as the dupatta scene when he asked all his servants to throw out the evidence of the loving times that he must have enjoyed. It was just too difficult to handle . He would not admit his realisation of love, for if he does it would be too hard to feel that RK had done wrong.

So I agree with the writer of the story--- realisation has seeped in and redemption is at the door. It came knocking when he came running to keep his wife company, when she was alone at the outdoor shoot. He has just realised that he wants to keep her save. Redemption will be complete when he will want to keep her save from himself--- or rather when he gives her up to another who he thinks is better for her.

Thats what I think dear Orchid .

Originally posted by: basheerahmajeed

A deeper understanding is needed here . He is dark . He is an egoist and he is in self denial. He will only allow his true self to be shown thru his subconscious mind. As long as he is aware of himself and his surrounding, he will never allow himself to think that he had done wrong. For if he does he would have to hurt his self righteous ego. And therefore he has to keep himself in a state of self denial. Stubbornly he must say "I am right!"

But deep inside, he already knows that he had done wrong. --he knew, the minute she fell and broke her bangles, on that very day he enacted his so called revenge. He knew--- but could not stop himself ,for it was probably a compulsion and a need to feel right at all times. He had years of practise you see. He felt right when he thot he mum did wrong. He felt right when he realised that the Bhatias were the worst spongers in the world when his mum was not aware of it and he felt right when he saw and placed deepali in the sphere of all women being fickle.

Feeling right all the time can be a dangerous thing. You become arrogant and then start to play God. And when RK was right and playing God , how could he stop his cruelty--- altho his heart was hurt?

I feel he realised as early as the dupatta scene when he asked all his servants to throw out the evidence of the loving times that he must have enjoyed. It was just too difficult to handle . He would not admit his realisation of love, for if he does it would be too hard to feel that RK had done wrong.

So I agree with the writer of the story--- realisation has seeped in and redemption is at the door. It came knocking when he came running to keep his wife company, when she was alone at the outdoor shoot. He has just realised that he wants to keep her save. Redemption will be complete when he will want to keep her save from himself--- or rather when he gives her up to another who he thinks is better for her.

Thats what I think dear Orchid .