Appreciation for the RR writer/s ~ PaRud Scenes

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Posted: 11 years ago

Todays Parud scene took up 3/4 of today's episode but the development and subtle touch of calm in it was very distinct.

Rudra's tone towards Paro initially in the room was surprisingly gentler than his previous rough and rude avatar. Though Paro silently watched Rudra talk through the food abruptly her eyes spoke so much volume of vulnerability, but also expectation. Even though we've watched part of this scene before hand through the SBS/SBB clips over the weekend, the final product on screen with editing and the heartfelt music really clicks together.

The adorable moment when he gets flour over himself accidently and looks across at her with those soft eyes is so note worthy as he can tell from looking at her gentle expression that she's staring at something specific. Hai can Sanaya ever miss a perfect expression? Rudra looking in the reflection sees the reason for Paro's indicating expression making him glance at her again as if thanking her silently not to laugh at him but instead look away awkwardly. It's cute to see that he doesn't what to look like a fool infront of Paro and her thoughts subconsciously matter to him.

Rudra.

The tone of Sanaya's voice when saying Rudra's name as Paro is perfectly captured especially with Rudra's half startled and half softening expression. Ashish also is taking his character to another level each time he acts as you can see the commitment he puts into the character offscreen as well as onscreen. It seems the writer of these scenes have a very delicate pen of dropping in sentimental hints and moments between these two characters that make us as the audience fall in love with this couple even more. Though it's Sanaya and Ashish portraying these moments skillfully, it's these written moments/scenes that we 'fangirls' secretly smile at and crave for.

I hope that readers and audiance alike agree with my sentiments that these PaRud moments written by the writer and portrayed by the actors are well appreciated by both silent and 'loud' readers of this Forum. Hats off to Ashish and Sanaya but also the whole of RR team.

Thank you.

*Sentimental-wala hugs to all*

Edited by -Zara- - 11 years ago

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Jasmin

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Posted: 11 years ago

An excellent review of the episode

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Priyanka Agrawal

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Posted: 11 years ago

Thank you for appreciating the writers. Gautam Hegde has done a good job here. I really loved their interactions👏

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DiyaS

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Posted: 11 years ago

Fabulous review ... I agree with you completely. The PaRud scene was amazingly written, and amazingly acted ... hats off to botht he writers and to the two actors for lifting it to the level they did. There was a thehrav and a calmness int he scene despite Rudra's rage ... Paro's calmness and gentleness infused the scene and defused his rage throughout. Beautifully done! 👏

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CheshireBilli

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Posted: 11 years ago

True story.

The gradual evolution of Rudra-Paro's equation is delightful to watch. And no matter what he says, Paro's comments about dying bother him. He may not understand it very well, but his protective instinct goes WAY beyond what an officer feels toward an important witness.

Sexual attraction not accounted.

And colour me romantic, I think their awkward interactions are cute. Creepy undertone. But cute.

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Sultan_Of_Swing

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: Semanti
True story.
The gradual evolution of Rudra-Paro's equation is delightful to watch. And no matter what he says, Paro's comments about dying bother him. He may not understand it very well, but his protective instinct goes WAY beyond what an officer feels toward an important witness.
Sexual attraction not accounted.

And colour me romantic, I think their awkward interactions are cute. Creepy undertone. But cute.

Nah sis their awkward interactions are definitely cute. Brings secret smile on my face.

Thank you for commenting 😳

*hugs*

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showviewer

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Posted: 11 years ago

Agree with you totally. It's pure magic when good script and good actors come together. Today's PaRud's scene was one such. Kudos to the writers and creatives for skillfully conceptualizing the emotions of both lead characters and the actors enacting them so deftly. It's a team effort and should be appreciated as such.

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RebeccaDaphne

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Posted: 11 years ago

Wonderful post Zara! I agree with you and especially like the part Paro called Rudra by his name for the first time, like it was a poignant reminder...maybe her softness in saying it reminded him of his mom, a sort of kindness, and perhaps at that point he heard his name spoken with a whisper of affection...the like of which he hadn't felt for a long time?

See what the actors/direction have done...small nuances of emotion mean so much and bring PaRud to life!

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: DiyaS
Fabulous review ... I agree with you completely. The PaRud scene was amazingly written, and amazingly acted ... hats off to botht he writers and to the two actors for lifting it to the level they did. There was a thehrav and a calmness int he scene despite Rudra's rage ... Paro's calmness and gentleness infused the scene and defused his rage throughout. Beautifully done! 👏

Yeah hopefully we get more scenes like this. We get to see the characters in more depth plus how PaRud complete each other dispite all differences😳

xxx