On RRazor's Edge - Page 4

Originally posted by: tvbug2011

Thank you Mozart. 🤗 My thread isn't complete without your comment - always wait for it.

@ Rudra's care open: I find that quite delicious!! That this man is trying to conceal his feelings from Paro, but the world and his father know. 😃 Especially his father. Dilsher is one happy man these days, barring Paro's discomfort, life's going his way for a change.

@ Thakurain in tears: Looks like she doesn't get to meet Rudra, this time. Either she doesn't hang around long enough, or Danveer finds her and escorts her out. Hence the precap where she's dying to meet her son.

I'm thinking the CVs will try a couple of almost-meets before the actual, devastating meeting. Hence, we'll get her eyes first, his back next, maybe he'll see something else of hers tonight, or she progress to the back of his head, who knows. 😃

@ Paro: Yes that's the million dollar question. Where did she go to? I'm thinking she's still in the Haveli, playing (unwitting) hide and seek with the Thakur's man. Surely, at least a couple more tries before he nabs her/is nabbed himself.

Originally posted by: tvbug2011

I think the point of Diya's comment was that Laila's threat backfired. According to you it was supposed to get Rudra to reveal what Paro meant to him.

I don't think the two opinions are either contrarian or mutually exclusive. To me both make sense. Yes on the surface of it Laila wanted an answer from Rudra about what that bride meant to him. But digging deeper, surely she wanted to know that info to reassure herself that the bride meant nothing to Rudra - that she was less than a job, because he hated her. That Laila need not fear. That her place in Rudra's life was unthreatened. But Rudra did not say that. On the other hand, the violence of his reaction confirmed her worst fears - that Paro meant more to him than she did.

So yes, in that sense the threat backfired. And yes she got her answer. 😊

Originally posted by: DiyaS

tvbug explained what I meant ... but adding my clarification.

Why do you think Laila came to the Sangeet?

Laila was there to demand answers from Rudra. And to get reassurance about what she meant to Rudra, and maybe what she will continue to mean. She wasn't there to threaten Paro ... YET. Not when she came there. The threat was a last ditch one.

She is a hurt, wounded woman, she has given eight years of her life to Rudra, being treated like dirt, but her only consolation being that he has no other woman in his life, she is the only one ... so if he treated her like dirt, she took it, secure in the confidence that he would treat any woman the same way, she was getting the most that he was prepared to give. If he did not give her love or commitment, he wouldn't give it to any other woman either.

Then she saw Paro in the jhaanki, put two and two together, realised Paro was the bride he had taken captive, had grumbled about to her, and now was on the point of marrying. So he was giving Paro something he had never given Laila ... moreover, something he had apparently no intention of giving any woman ... at least, that is what he had always TOLD her ... and yet he is giving Paro.

So she comes running hotfoot to the haveli to stake her claim as the exclusive woman in Rudra's life ... to reassure herself, to blast him that he dare not give Paro what she fancies is exclusively HER right ... and to reassure herself that Paro actually means nothing to him ... she is his woman and she will stay that way ... marriage or no marriage. I think a dancer like Laila does not hope for marriage with a man like Rudra.

Rudra does try to reassure her ... somewhat ... that things are not what they seem, but he doesn't give her any answers. He can't ... its BSD matter, not a personal matter, strictly speaking. So she doesn't get any satisfactory answer.

And when she snaps ties with him ... says she takes back all the haq she has given him ... even then he doesn't react much, he doesn't reassure her that she will continue to be in his life, whether Paro is there or not, or any words to that effect ...basically he has no qualms about her breaking the relationship.

But the moment she threatens to hurt Paro, he reacts instantly ... threatens her in turn ... and runs to check on Paro.

So both things happened ... she wanted to berate, cajole, threaten or browbeat Rudra into saying she was important to him, and get an answer as to why he was marrying Paro ... he did not, and she got her answer. He is marrying Paro because he cares about her.