Cvs!Why does the woman has to prove her innocence [DT NT-Pg10]

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tttttt1

@tttttt1

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Posted: 11 years ago

#71

Originally posted by: Alia.tamanna

Well, guys, now I must say, that its high-time, u shud use ur brains now nd stop making brainless nd senseless posts !! I feel really drowsy reading em !! 🥱
*Drowsiness in the air*
One thing is outta mah mind till yet, yu only see the sufferings and pain of Paro...??
Dint yu see when Rudra used to cry, n yell infront of her so that she cud jus listen to him once, he did all that for Paro only, but still at the very last moment when Tejawat came to take Paro, keeping all his care aside, she hit him wid an iron rod and ran with Tejawat, and when Tejawat disclosed his real face, then only Paro came to know that Rudra was right !! She came back jus to save her own life, cuz nw she can't go back to dat village !! Rudra acted as her savior all the time but she dint realise, so jus wantd to say, dun b so senseless, Paro is gettin da right thing !! And its funny how the TM is making posts on women's cause jus for a fictional character 🤣
Dear TM, if u are so much concerned with women's cause, then jus go nd hav a look at Indian villages !! How the women struggle there jus so that they cud fulfill their children's dreams !! Writing essays here jus for a fictional character is a dumb thing 😆 If you're really interested in doing social work, do it for helpess nd needy people, cuz CVs jus dun need ur goddam oppinion. So dun waste your time and of others too. 😊
One thing more, its seems really hilarious to see yu justifying urself with a bunch of other people like yu 😆
Stop it !! 😊

so buddy why are you here on IF , this is a place where people discuss about a" fictional show"

and last time i checked IF is a discussion forum of a "fictional show" , so people here will obviously talk about fictional characters

discussion means people post what they liked and disliked

posting only what one liked is appreciation thread

Edited by tttttt1 - 11 years ago

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VishaD.

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Posted: 11 years ago

#72

Everyone is reminded to be civilized in their post and do not attack a fellow member by calling them 'dumb' or 'use your brains'. Be respectful towards others and if you do not agree with the point mentioned by others, put across your point of view in a respected manner and make sure it does not attacks an individual/group or make fun of the TM as severe action will be taken.

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Midnight

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Posted: 11 years ago

#73

After today episode I don't find her to be no doormat her character is actually very interesting & refreshing she isn't someone to fell sorry for herself just because she's "MU" But is working hard and doing everything in her power to make things right.

But I do want her to leave him for awhile after this MU is cleared. The point is he was rude to her in both the "MU" track here he needs a strong Redemption track and should realized she was the real victim in everyone's problem.

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Radhika

@YellowBoots

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Posted: 11 years ago

#74

While I agree with you, I also disagree 😆

I agree that she does not need to seek forgiveness. But she wants to anyway 😆 She likes to be an unburdened soul, I suppose. She has spent most of her life being crippled by a fear which was not even real. And now she has an opportunity to start anew, she wants everything perfect. In that sense, she is a dreamer, naive... but that is Paro.

I think she is also remarkably well-adjusted. But I still don't think one can hold that against her. Rudra will have meltdowns and cry at will, but here is a woman who seems to be taking everything in stride. Almost seeming cold. Yet, she is nothing but warmth. I think it is an interesting contradiction in her character.

I like this determined Paro. But you are right, I would like her to channel this determination in investigating, proving her innocence and walking away NOT to go on an overtly apologetic mode. And yes, I hope this show does not join the long list of disappointing shows where the male lead got away with way too much douchey behaviour without any redemption. Yes, Rudra did protect Paro. But he did it for his sake and not her sake. I think people forget this and make him seem like her saviour. He needs to go through a redemption track.

Basically, what I am saying is - Will I ever become a Paro? Hopefully never. Do I understand and still root for her? Hell, yeah 😊

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larina

@larimel22

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Posted: 11 years ago

#75

Honestly, any self-respecting woman would have gone and apologized for the misunderstanding on her part. If charged with false charges, would ry to fight them off, especially if police and the courts were involved.

Here, we see that Paro is fighting a dead cause. It's not like she's gonna gain anything by gaining Rudra's trust or something. She can always go back to her village and be happy, now that everything has been sorted out!

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antiquegold

@antiquegold

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Posted: 11 years ago

#76

Two points I would like to make to the TM and to radhikalaya...

Rudra the protector.

Yes Paro absolutely needs Rudras protection. Or more accurately put, the BSDs protection. Not because she thinks she does. Not because she thinks she does because she is an Indian woman living in the subcontinent who is accustomed to the idea of men being protectors / saviours. But because she is on the hit list of a vey bad man, who threw her friend to the crocs, who has men looking out for her to exterminate her, who personally made an attempt on her life, and who is still at large. I am an American citizen. i spent a large part of my adult life there. This is not about cultural differences. And this situation calls for police protection, in this case millitary protection. It would be the same even in the US. How many movies and TV shows air there about this same situation?

Now the fact that the BSD offered her protection, and she specifically chose Rudra which will be clear if the TM had watched the entire episode, is where the personal equation comes in. Aside from the attraction and the chemistry, she realized that she had been living under the shadow of a terrible lie her entire life, and she has a visceral need to make amends. Being simple, she thinks the only way is to prove to Rudra her innocence by laying every fact at her disposal in front of him. And she is trying everything in the book to make him listen ... Gving opportunity for lots of desi drama!

To radhikalaya ... rudra protecting her for his sake ... Not exactly is my two cents. In his first encounter, he protected her purely for her sake. In the shootout at the border, he saved her life for her sake .. As a BSD officer defending the people of his country. In his further interactions with her, he decided she was hostile and chose to believe her to be a suspect/witness. Then he protected her as a witness, for the missions sake, for the sake of his martyred comrades. Soon enough, with the ultimatumsi issued by the commanding offficers, it became personal ...for his uniform, and personal because of his growing equation with her. The cvs have confused Rudra terribly. So he does what he knows best ...rage! At her of course! 😆

I think Paros rationale is a very interesting take on "the truth shall set you free." Her compulsion to seek the truth to express it, to make it known gives her strength to speak, to endure yelling and vicious accusations, and persistence .. Surely a gift from Bholenath himself!

I think the game is equal.

Rudra may want to believe her. But he is too scared to put his father at risk. She may have wanted to believe him but she was too scared to put her village at risk.

Game on!

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