Some thoughts on RR's storytelling - Page 5

Originally posted by: AreYaar

Such a calm post from you, Shalini? LOL I'm feeling disconcerted...I'm more used to seeing you all but ready to burst a vein whenever you post in my thread...aaj toh tum pehle se hi SHANTT ho gayi...looks like Paro's lecture cooled you down😆

Yes, I liked the dignified and mature Paro they showed today...although when she made the Shivji reference again I was like oh no here we go again😆...but thankfully it was just that one and today it worked in the total scheme of things...the writers not so subtly were replying back to the forum people who've raised questions about Paro's loopy behavior...lol...so they justified it as a matter of perception.


Arey don't jump the gun...it's so easy to rile up Rudra...lol...I doubt mind games are gone totally but yeah for today he's probably all dazed by how well Paro handled the thing and saved his job...lol...I liked that "Ab tumse kya main shikva karun" bit in the Rangrez song that played on them today...fits their POV so well...he's lost some of the fuel for his resentment just for today😆...but don't worry...we've got Mala waiting in the wings always to remind him WHO Paro learned everything from😆...and I'm sure pyaari Laila will be back too since you're missing her so much😆


Rudra will be on the back and forth path for a bit I guess...it would be nice if they created circumstances as you said for him to explain his hurt to Paro.

BAAL dancing...hahaha sounds hilarious to me...arey waise toh Sharmaji is a good dance I hear and waise bhi it will probably be a slow dance in the party...so chill😆...For now just be happy the CHAMGAADADHS are gone...weren't you raising your B.P. so much over them?

Originally posted by: CyberOstrich

😆😆 Bachhi Badhi ho rahi hai (actually budhi ho gayi hai) - but aaj maine ek glass doodh peeke episode dekha! Whiskey was not cutting it all these days! And honestly- the episode had a very surface level impact on me. My eyes were fixed on the reactions in the 'background' rather then what was hogging the screen space. But Damyantiji hit some home truths today- and Rudra ji ki class lagi- GOOD! He gets to hear only from Dilsher otherwise. Also Senior saab can get away with it- but today he had to take it from an outsider- and take it calmly- without erupting a blood vessel! And he was already affected by Paro's words by then. Yes- I would like to see him TRY to control his temper in the next few episodes- but zyaada nahi please- uska gruffness hi toh USP hai! This man has been leading his life HIS way all these years- no other encumbenments- just his father with whom he does not really have the father-son like relationship. It would be nice to see him trying to be considerate about someone else who has somehow entered HIS way of life inadvertently! The reluctant blanket sharing scene I loved the other day- precisely for this reason. All this relunctatnt realisation is going to irritate the hell out of him- and I am going to be a happy camper seeing that irritation- yayy!

Shucks- I really did forget that I am seeing the back of that Pesky Peppy Peeping Phulwaari!!!! AAj toh ek aur glass doodh ho jaaye!!

Originally posted by: puglet

Paro is Teflon. She has sorrow that can go off the dark end but that doesn't take her into being depressed or upset. I would call her confused more than anything, which I considered to be right on the money in that sequence. You missed kakusa's statement. It only takes one moment to realize the facts as they lie. There is a little bit of inconsistency in their cadence but they have the right steps which is where I agree on the point of your entire post.

Originally posted by: AreYaar

Thanks!

The image of darkness goes with the territory...that is the inherent theme of this show if they stay true to the original story...but yes there are other elements in the show too, no doubt...what they have is dark comedy...but if they try to promote this show as a "light hearted" one intermittently, it dilutes what the ORIGINAL essence is and that is more detrimental to the show in the long run...audiences value honesty of emotions.


I disagree that this show is telling the story from the male lead's point of view...the title of the show may be Rangrasiya, thus pointing to Rudra but Paro's point of view is given plenty of footage too...it's just that Paro is SO simple-minded and innocent as a character that there isn't much they can do with that...it doesn't make an impact...but yes, for a good story the viewpoints of both the characters need to be well-presented so that the audience can connect as a whole.

We should be able to understand both Rudra and Paro's motivations for what they do and why they do it.

Originally posted by: AreYaar

I see what you did there😛😆

Look at him here...total goner😆...if someone held up a mirror for him in that moment, Major saab would be MORTIFIED😆





Word on everything else...yes, he obviously has to work on his temper issues...good advice from DamnAunty there that he needs to be careful about what he says cuz words said carelessly in anger can haunt you for a long time

But at the same time, me too wants the gruffness to remain...grouchy Rudra is adorable😆...like in the blanket scene as yous said.


Your phavorite Peppy Phulwari ke get lost hone ki khushi mein special DOODH song😆

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nZzSAzHmzk[/YOUTUBE]

This could work as an alternate theme song for RR...😆