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In such a strange twist of fate...
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He was given birth by a mother..
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and she was raised in the heart of that same mother...
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The lines that day by the Thakurainsa said 'Jab Paro choti thi..' the natural random way a mother talks about her child's younger days reminiscing...as she in the same breath talked about 'wanted my Rudra to have someone like her..'
And he called her maa sa and she called her Thakurain maa sa too...
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And after growing up... in an acutely hostile situation..he brought her in for the sake of his duty... where she met with his father...
A father who was biologically his n loved him thus... n he too without any reason.. without any explanation opened his heart to a daughter he never knew he will want...
His first address to Rudra was his agitated 'arree yeh ro rahi hai..' he himself was almost in tears when he said it so much so that Rudra in surprise asked him 'when had a woman's tears affected him?' but from that moment onward till now he has only grown closer n more attached to Paro.. the cynical man has started loving her like the daughter he never had n loved her almost close to Rudra his son..
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And she ends up calling his babu sa 'babu sa' too.. Once again forming a relation of the heart with his biological parent...
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In a strange coincidence they now share both of their parents.. n I mean 'parents' NOT 'in-laws' cz for Rudra they r biologically his.. so there is no confusion..
But for Paro both parents r actually independent of Rudra n she has a direct connection with them of a daughter to her parents..not of a DIL's connection to her in-laws..
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What a twist in fate.. along with a childhood memory n a doll.. they share parents too...
