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eveline

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Posted: 11 years ago

She did what she felt was right, but it made him look wrong. She did what her white heart dictated, but that declared Rudra a blackheart!!

Paro's penance, added to Rudra's sins. Although unintentional, Paro's manmaani will lead to Rudra's badnaami.

All he had asked her to do was to stay out of his face, and not challenge his patience, Paro being who she is, decided to turn it into a test of faith. He didn't want her to show her face was his stance, she translated it into a one legged penance. He reminded her that he was a flawed human, she took upon herself to worship him as God. She decided to show him how true was her heart, branding him heartless in the process. She will now be shining bright, while Rudra will be reflected in bad light. Paro was busy proving her innocence and now Rudra will be pronounced guilty...

Ironical!!

Edited by eveline - 11 years ago

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mona

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Posted: 11 years ago

really dont wanna go there but its the truth but i really dont know how they will connect all this together but i guess thats why i m not in cvs.
wanna say u always choose such lovely words that it feels very poetic.

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DN2012

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: eveline
She did what she felt was right, but it made him look wrong. She did what her white heart dictated, but that declared Rudra a blackheart!!

Paro's penance, added to Rudra's sins. Although unintentional, Paro's manmaani will lead to Rudra's badnaami.

All he had asked her to do was to stay out of his face, and not challenge his patience, Paro being who she is, decided to turn it into a test of faith. He didn't want her to show her face was his stance, she translated it into a one legged penance. He reminded her that he was a flawed human, she took upon herself to worship him as God. She decided to show him how true was her heart, branding him heartless in the process. She will now be shining bright, while Rudra will be reflected in bad light. Paro was busy proving her innocence and now Rudra will be pronounced guilty...

Ironical!!

very true.

good post

but how long does she have to keep proving herself?

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eveline

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: Jaz1990
So true

yup...but looking at the non existent responses...I guess not many takers of truth here 😆

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eveline

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: automaticstart
really dont wanna go there but its the truth but i really dont know how they will connect all this together but i guess thats why i m not in cvs.
wanna say u always choose such lovely words that it feels very poetic.

the cvs don't do anything without a purpose...my guess is the consequences will lead to more pressure on Rudra and eventually the hate marriage...

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eveline

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: DN2012

very true.

good post

but how long does she have to keep proving herself?

As long as she desires...as I see it Rudra has no say in the matter 😛

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prettypri

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Posted: 11 years ago

Couldn't have put it better myself!

This is a classic case of ends justifying the means! To my mind!

What did Paro see or what sign did she get that penance would make Rudra reciprocate her love?

All he said was not to come inside till he called...now the photos will make him look bad!

She told Maithili Rudra asked her to stand like that...to someone who did not hear Paro and Rudra's conversation it would appear he is punishing her...!

Let's see...this is truly to vilify Rudra more if he marries her in anger,...I for one believe that if he is angry with her because of some dire consequences of this action he would be justified!

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Megha

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Posted: 11 years ago

you precised out it so well.

Thus I and we all have every reason to justify Rudra for the hate marriage. The guy's patience has been tried and tested till it came to question his dignity and self respect. Why demean his mental agony to this level that he is forced to comitt something which he never thought to ?

Paro told Maithili that Rudra asked her to stand there, while Rudra clearly told her to do whatever she wants but not show her face to him. Moreover, Rudra did tell her about how he is not Lord and she is not a godess either and so stop this melodrama. One like maithili or Danveer who has not heard or seen the conversation between PaRud will blindly blame Rudra for Paro's condition, eventhough Paro herself chose it, HER penance, HER faith, HER seeking forgiveness, currently she is so much about herself that she is unable to see the other side of the coin.

In the process of winning his love she is spoiling his image, his dignity which will end up in earning her winning his hatred. Justified, any sane person at Rudra's place blamed for abusing a woman ( who he loves but ignores ), recieving suspension from army force, recieving humilation, must go nuts. And no I am sorry, i cannot support Paro's faith here, Rudra's faith was his vardi, and she made him lose it, why should women have all the justifications and clean chit always ? Men equally deserve that importance and self respect, and this time Rudra is not wrong even if he thinks Paro gave those pictures. I only feel bad because suddenly his dad got well, and he again softened towards Paro only for recieving another blow, this man and his sufferings just do not tend to end.

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eveline

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: prettypri
Couldn't have put it better myself!

This is a classic case of ends justifying the means! To my mind!

What did Paro see or what sign did she get that penance would make Rudra reciprocate her love?

All he said was not to come inside till he called...now the photos will make him look bad!

She told Maithili Rudra asked her to stand like that...to someone who did not hear Paro and Rudra's conversation it would appear he is punishing her...!

Let's see...this is truly to vilify Rudra more if he marries her in anger,...I for one believe that if he is angry with her because of some dire consequences of this action he would be justified!

Yes, it is indeed a classic case of end justifying the means!!

Paro has decided she wants to prove her innocence to Rudra and wants to win his love and so is going about trying to achieve this end by whatever means she thinks are fine. Not sparing a thought on how these actions and words can be misunderstood and misinterpreted. Not thinking about the other in this love story...Rudra!!

As I see it, no one can save her now from Rudra Dev's taandav...and you and me think he is justified...there are plenty here who will disagree vehemently...!!😉

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Megha

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: eveline
Yes, it is indeed a classic case of end justifying the means!!

Paro has decided she wants to prove her innocence to Rudra and wants to win his love and so is going about trying to achieve this end by whatever means she thinks are fine. Not sparing a thought on how these actions and words can be misunderstood and misinterpreted. Not thinking about the other in this love story...Rudra!!

As I see it, no one can save her now from Rudra Dev's taandav...and you and me think he is justified...there are plenty here who will disagree vehemently...!!😉

@bold:- only and extremely faulty part of this whole track and Paro's character development. She is all about Rudra, but then she does not think about him in anyway, about his thought process or conflicts and just does whatever she feels is right . In that process she actually destructed his dignity and yeah so true mostly ppl will disagree with us, but to each their own. We obviously are human and thus more related to Rudra's characterization.

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