Couldnt appreciate Paro.. - Page 4

Originally posted by: Msfrootie

Exactly!! the greater the height, the worse the fall.. If Paro had kept her Thakurain maasa on such a high pedestal, the revelation that she is the one who left her son for another man should shock her.. When Paro reacted the way she did to Laila-Rudra 8years revelation we all said its coz she is a village girl, her beliefs etc.. etc.. WHere have all those gone now when it comes to Mala.. Suddenly she is all understanding and cosmopolitan..

I personally donot condemn what Mala did but Paro's easily granted forgiveness is out of character.. And insensitive..

Originally posted by: gaymsk

gunia i too like paro but dis is very wrong wat she is doing , just bcs she has seen gud side det does not mean she can ignore a child's pain , wen a father or mother does dis wid a child , run away leaving den it damage their soul n emotional system completely n paro is ignoring rudra's pain

i dont comment on did forum against paro bcs i know rudra n paro fan group has some problem but dis is my honest fair opinion det paro is very wrong here , PH made her someone like who does not give damn for others pain , she dont think det kisi dusre ki pain ki depth kya hai ? she just go wd her pov n ignore others , paro was not like dis de r ruining her

Originally posted by: lrlpam

That was just a response to Rudra saying how she married a criminal. She didn't realize that her timing was wrong and that her words sounded like something else. I don't think she meant to say that Mala was right in leaving her family for love. It was simply a defensive statement for the kind woman she had seen all her childhood,when Rudra implied that she is associated with crime.

Anyways she realized her mistake and apologized,so all's good 😊

Originally posted by: Gaggan

Agreed...I just didn't get Paro today...the guy is knee deep in pain and needing comfort and sympathetic listening not a justification of Mala's actions...bad, bad timing. Who does that? I blame the writers for creating a disconnect for me with the character of Paro.. Reminds me of times when I tell my guy friends a problem and instead of just listening (which is what is right for the moment) they start giving me solutions...a gender thing I suspect. Isn't there a female writer on the team as well?

Originally posted by: MesmerizingSanz

Agree with your reply

Didn't find anything wrong in Paro reaction

Anyone instant reaction would be same as Paro when they will come to know that whom they consider Motherly figure since childhood is the mom of your husband

She has known Thakurainsa since many years and has a good impression of her

Later when she realized she asked for forgiveness