14th Feb:Laal Ishq: Paro, show me your pretty-pretty feet.. - Page 9

Originally posted by: Rupunzale

Great one Vicky...you know how I feel about women standing up for themselves in any and every situation...the forum is criticizing her and I can understand their predicament...she is a captive herself...she has no rights whatsoever to speak or act in favor of Maithili in any given situation but we have to remember that although Paro is docile and timid she is a fighter and a survivor. She was adopted and that is a very sensitive topic to her. An orphan knows the pain and she reacted to that...that was a natural instinct. For ailment she was defending a woman who resembles to her as her mamisa but be rest assured Rudra will let her know her identity very cruelly on Monday...I saw the video. What surprises me that she still goes to tend his wound.

M&M love your posts always...sometimes I comment and sometimes I don't.

Ok about what could be the reason Paro chose to speak up when it was not her place to do so.Hope this helps in understanding why she did what she did...

Paro is very much like Rudra. Strong in her beliefs and convictions. Fearless when it comes to her adversaries may it be Rudra or Kakisa.

Now since Paro has been staying at RH (Ranawat Haveli), Paro has done things without being told to, prepare rotis for Dilsher (did not have to) but opted to help, the embroidery work on Sunheri's dupatta, and console a weeping motherless woman.

Firstly, is that not having a family of her own around this house, she has gelled and warmed up to Maithli and Sunheri well before this incident. She does not feel like an outsider anymore. She has made this into her temporary home. On the other hand Kakisa has been interfering with her every move.

Here Paro did not speak up in the capacity of Rudra's fiancee. She spoke in the capacity of being a young woman herself and an orphan. The matter is very close to her heart. This was Paro in defence of another helpless woman.

This subject could have been discussed behind closed doors by Maithli with her direct in-laws rather than at the table. When Maithli announced that she wanted to ask the elders about adoption, Paro kept making eye contact to speak up. The fact that they both chose to discuss it in the open is because there could be some supporters in the form of her FIL, Sunheri maybe and Dilsher too. Maithli knew too well that Kakisa would out and out refuse such a thing, yet she chose to do so with some cajoling from Paro.

Also Paro let Maithli do the talking. It is only when Kakisa's insults were getting out of hand did Paro step forward despite Rudra holding onto her. Rudra then let her speak and say what she had to say...he knew her bhashan was spot on (probably enjoying most of it) like here was a chit of girl who dared to speak to his venom-spewing Aunt. Rudra could have got up and pulled her away when she said, "I am not done yet" ...but he let her be...though when he sensed Kakisa's fury was getting out of control did he move like a true soldier and stop further harm to his captive.

And yeah Rudra learnt a thing or two about Paro's views on children and motherhood.

All said and done with my POV...agar bhashan na hoti, thappad na hota, toh V-treat wala precap kahan se milta!😉☺️

Originally posted by: golpokobita

I think Paro is not in a situation or time to think the pros and cons.. She has nothing to loose. It is Rudra who has lots of stake in her survival. So why should she be concerned about the time, situation? It is Rudra's concern to keep Paro in disguise.. Paro is not revolting to such arrangement rather complying because she has no option. However, at the same time she remains herself.

She knows she is there for few days but does she know what next? So why wouldn't she be just herself?