Analysis: 26/5 - Page 2

Originally posted by: laddoo598

Great analysis Choti. I agree with everything you said. Wonderful post. Now looking at the episide from a psychological point of view, I felt the writers touched upon a number of taboo disorders in today's episode. Of course they couldn't present these diseases in a blatant in-your-face manner, so they took help of symbolisms.

1) Laila calling Sumer Rudra during their heated exchange if words symbolize that she will scream out Rudra's name instead of Sumer's in bed. You know what this means? Yes, Laila suffers from delusions, she has a false perception of senses.

2) Laila slapping Sumer. This hints towards her being a sadomasochist. She likes being violent with her lover. Rudra must have been at the receivimg end too when he was with Laila.

3) Rudra returning one earrimg of Paro's but keeping another one with him. This shows he suffers from erotitic fetishism. Again a very sensitive disorder and I think the CVs are doing a great service to society by highlighting all these.

Originally posted by: chotidesi

Wow, Laddoosa- I'm impressed by your analytical analysis of the implications behind the scene. Laila clearly is delusional- she's a classic contrast to Rudra and Paro, who really do have divine love. But because her love is simply not as great, love afflicts her with the disorder of hallucinations. She's also very violent- going back to the lioness trait. She's clearly dominant in bed, which is totally opposite to what Paro would be. Rudra, who likes being in control, is very clearly not a match for Laila- but he is for Paro because Paro will let him take the reins and truly show her pleasure. This is the difference between Laila and Paro.

Do you think Rudra's erotic fetishism represented by the earring shows how he will only want her top off during consumashuns?

Originally posted by: chotidesi

Wow, Laddoosa- I'm impressed by your analytical analysis of the implications behind the scene. Laila clearly is delusional- she's a classic contrast to Rudra and Paro, who really do have divine love. But because her love is simply not as great, love afflicts her with the disorder of hallucinations. She's also very violent- going back to the lioness trait. She's clearly dominant in bed, which is totally opposite to what Paro would be. Rudra, who likes being in control, is very clearly not a match for Laila- but he is for Paro because Paro will let him take the reins and truly show her pleasure. This is the difference between Laila and Paro.

Do you think Rudra's erotic fetishism represented by the earring shows how he will only want her top off during consumashuns?