Meet the new Vamp !! - Page 2

Originally posted by: Sidda8

Yep and poor Rudra's nightmare will come true when he marries this vamp who is as smart as she is beautiful.

Originally posted by: eveline

And trust me that is a problem that has been plaguing this forum...unable to identify who is wrong and who is right here...who is the real villain and the real hero. ITs all circumstantial, they both are reacting in their own ways and trying to cope with the storm that has hit their lives and taken them both unawares.

Originally posted by: mozart66

Very true!! The choice of "vamp" or "villain" has been absolutely sujective here! Both are right in their own places and both are wrong in their own places!! If Paro knew the real circumstances then the story would have been way different! But it is not so!! It is easy to blame others when you can't justify things!

Call me biased but I support Rudra far more than Paro in spite of being a woman. It isn't that Rudra hasn't done anything wrong. He made mistakes. Grave ones. Judgemental mistakes that has cost him a lot. His anger is justifiable not because he is selfish in keeping his job but he knows what would happen to him if he loses it. He just won't exist. His anger is justifiable because this brave man cares for his peers, colleagues, his country which he considers far more superior and his prime most priority. As against I find Paro in spite of NOT doing anything wrong, just because of naivity and blind trust in Thankur is jeopardizing something far more important. I find myself not appreciating Paro for this very reason and leaning my liking towards Rudra more. Mind you, both are human beings with good things and flaws. Rudra has been her savior far more number of times than misbehaving with her. He has been kind and considerate under the circumstances else he could have easily tortured Paro in more horrific ways than anybody could imagine.

Originally posted by: eveline

Mat bol...mat bol...world war three shuru ho jaayegi!! 😆 One thing I F forum has taught me is to subtly imply but never actually express what you feel...or its...dhishkaoon dhoom dhoom dhoom...😃. It definitely teaches us to politically correct.

On a serious note, yes, I too feel that Rudra has more justification, a solid logical reasoning behind his actions so far. The patriotic touch, the fact that her husband was a fiend in the guise of an angel, has lent him a good back bone. While unfortunately Paro is on the wrong side unknowingly, so that is a disadvantage. But then, Rudra too is under a strong misconception of Paro's guilt, so overall, I am thankful that in this show, the balance has been kind of maintained. Its always been so easy to take a female's side but here that is not the case. And m loving it...