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RR is truly unique in terms of closing loops.😃 Lets make a checklist of what has happened since the beginning of the show (in a span of about 3 months)
Paro coming know of what happened at the border and the truth about Thakur - check
MU cleared from Paro's side - check
Rudra knowing about Paro's non-involvement in the arms deal - check
Dilsher went into coma, recovered and delivered parting words😉 - check
Everyone in Ranawat household aware of the supposed hate marriage - check
Sumer caught for releasing the photos - check
Only mystery as per the original premise is Rudra's mom. While on one hand we are not waiting for some of these tracks to be closed for eternity, does it not dilute the intensity of what we are watching/rooting for? The hate marriage had all the drama and tension last week, this week it is Rudra in sulking mode at Paro for not having heeded to his words (from the beginning) and being the cause for what happened at the BSD office.
It is almost like a new track every 7-10 days!!! Setting aside what you like/do not like with the main protagonists my question is - does it reduce the suspense and watching emotions unravel for a longer time onscreen, is the fast closure of tracks a blessing or bane?
If you are a viewer who watches soap just for the characters and the story, is the fast changing of tracks detrimental in being invested in Paro/Rudra?
Paro coming know of what happened at the border and the truth about Thakur - check
MU cleared from Paro's side - check
Rudra knowing about Paro's non-involvement in the arms deal - check
Dilsher went into coma, recovered and delivered parting words😉 - check
Everyone in Ranawat household aware of the supposed hate marriage - check
Sumer caught for releasing the photos - check
Only mystery as per the original premise is Rudra's mom. While on one hand we are not waiting for some of these tracks to be closed for eternity, does it not dilute the intensity of what we are watching/rooting for? The hate marriage had all the drama and tension last week, this week it is Rudra in sulking mode at Paro for not having heeded to his words (from the beginning) and being the cause for what happened at the BSD office.
It is almost like a new track every 7-10 days!!! Setting aside what you like/do not like with the main protagonists my question is - does it reduce the suspense and watching emotions unravel for a longer time onscreen, is the fast closure of tracks a blessing or bane?
If you are a viewer who watches soap just for the characters and the story, is the fast changing of tracks detrimental in being invested in Paro/Rudra?
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