Its high time that Rudra gets an explanation from Dilsher & Mala . - Page 5

Originally posted by: AreYaar

@bold: haha so true...he doesn't need tears to garner sympathy...proved his brilliance as an actor yet again.

I don't think Rudra feels ignored...but yes each time Paro chooses to run off to Mala, it chips away at him bit by bit...he feels undervalued...misunderstood...and it's not even about control or possessiveness that much...it's more to do with the fact that the only person he currently has FAITH in regarding love and being there for him is Paro...and he tries time and again to make her see this but Paro ofcourse looks at her own version of the bigger picture and tries to fix things like an idealistic bahu...

this idealistic bahu tracks has been done to death in soap land now, so i do give a miss to all those shots of Paro. But yes i think about Rudra UNDERVALUED is the perfect word, yes he feels undervalued and kind of misplaced at this point. I loved it how he was so despair and told her that even if its just for few days, i want to get out with you, want your love ONLY.

One inconsistency in Paro's character i have notice dis that now she has forgot the bholenath jaap to replace it with Maasa.. 😆😆

Rudra needs assurance from Paro more than anything right now but Paro isn't able to give that to him since she's too busy running back and forth b/w him and Mala...anyways let's not get into that...there is no point...this is how the track is going to run.

It was yawn worthy when she brought Mala in dilsher's room to giggle over Rudra's childhood pics. Like why on earth do u even need to do that ? where is the connection ? As mohini said, she does not care to fix and manage her own marriage but has so much of time to brew a romance between mala and dilsher.🥱

Speaking of the hate marriage...did it bother you too when Rudra also pretty much happily admitted his failure over keeping those vows? LOL way to dilute a track...seriously hate marriage ended up being THE most pointless track in this show...all it served to do was put in the TECHNICALITY of getting them married...baaki it was total washout.

it does Anu, it does more when i remember the brilliance of Ashish for that whole sequence, and how overnight the impact was diluted. its pointless to talk about it now, as we know still Rudra is in focus, and now they are hell bent on diluting the suffering he has shown over his childhood, RR writers are great at creating impactful tracks and very good at giving the tracks a horrible end. Just remember how Paro and Rudra were all mushy mushy just the moment laila had left, the whole impact and tension created went into gutters.

Originally posted by: rithureuben

@DR, Mala was brought back by Laila the first time and by Paro the second time. She just went along with them as it seemed like a good option. There are a lot of questions I want him to ask.

Why did she leave him if Dilsher was a bad man?

Why did she not contact him through Danveer?

Why did she not inform her sister who lived with them of her distress?

Would she have come back if Tejawat was a good man?

There are questions I would like Paro to ask too. But I don't think she will.

Originally posted by: rithureuben

There is a new spoiler that Paro actually reprimands Mala and Rudra stands up for his mother. It's supposed to be Paro's technique to mend the mother son bond. I honestly feel that is the worst thing the CVs have come up with so far. Why is so necessary for the male lead to be a dutiful son. Isn't it enough under the circumstances if he is civil to his parents and simply move on with whomever he chooses to be apart of his life.

Originally posted by: rithureuben

There is a new spoiler that Paro actually reprimands Mala and Rudra stands up for his mother. It's supposed to be Paro's technique to mend the mother son bond. I honestly feel that is the worst thing the CVs have come up with so far. Why is so necessary for the male lead to be a dutiful son. Isn't it enough under the circumstances if he is civil to his parents and simply move on with whomever he chooses to be apart of his life.

Originally posted by: DexterRocks

Thats what i was thinking, if they go the othello way, then we are in await of a treat, Sharmaji will rock it. I am still in awe of Ajay devgan's othello act, how fab that guy was. and seeing what Ashish is doing, he just deserves the centre point of the plot, and what better than the plot diverting in that way. We will get to see smthing new in tv now, and yes jallad Rudra was always more interesting but i would still say lets wait, we keep expecting and we get nothing, be it laila, mala, tejawat and now may be lago's entry in desi version of othello.😆

Originally posted by: AreYaar

LOL you're right...we shouldn't raise our expectations given what happened with every other track we expected from...Laila, Tejawat and now Mala😆😆

Also I'm wary about the handling of this track given how they handled the negative lead track in Madhubala...totally ridiculous it was and killed the show...so I don't have high hopes from desi Iago either😆

But yeah I'd love to see a grey/conflicted Rudra again rather than a domesticated happily ever after one😆...Happily ever after is where I lose interest generally😆

Originally posted by: DexterRocks

and Paro is also the only person whom Rudra confides at, and unfortunately we don't see Paro reciprocating at his melt downs and his breakdowns with so much of devotion the way she does for Mala. Dilsher was the last hope, and he has also showed his back. What a mess for Rudra, but good thing is that he will slowly overcome the suffering only because he loves Paro, thats a highlighting point in the plot.

Originally posted by: DexterRocks

i left watching Madhubala at a point, so i dont know what happened there with the negative male lead. To be honest, every track in RR has a bad closure but still what creates the most impact is how Rudra handles it, and i will be honest here, i hated laila, i hated the way that track was handled but i loved how Rudra had emerged out to be the most honest, enduring and balanced person out of that track. I loved that he took the necessary measures to repair the damage laila had created. Laila is still doing his peecha, so i believe she is thinking something big, don't know what.

@bold:- Anu u also ?😲. I mean thats the sole reason i never wanted Rudra to say ILU that soon because for me a happily ever after is boring, i would rather watch a betrayal, separation, given that Ashish gets to portray some brilliance onscreen.

And i am still glad, Rudra has not said those 3 magical words yet, that gives me so much more hope to see him suffering a heart break and then my adhoora sapna poora..