Today's Take - Betrayed - Page 6

Originally posted by: ultimaterudra

Hi Diya 🤗

Wonderful post as always . RR is a show which was promoted as a passionate love story ... But I am happy to see how ST has managed to intertwine social issues in with the love story ... Good going . Heavy epi don't want to pass any judgement before the closure of the track ... I get a feeling this track will not close yet will have to revisit it again .. New track begins tonight from what we saw in the precap

A little something for you ...

Originally posted by: nancynair

Wonderful post Diya

Loved the episode

Nice glimpses of Rudras childhood ,the laadla beta of the house who drew pictures of the family but forgot to draw himself

Paro is the only solace for him as he battles those memories

Scared of the precap

Originally posted by: Malini1

Nice take as always Diya. The episode was good, the effect of broken relationships on children was nicely shown except the last part where i felt Paro was kind of too pushy on Rudra, she should have done that in private.
About the precap, hope it's a dream or something.
Malini

Originally posted by: tvbug2011

Lovely post, Diya! And such deep insights throughout.

It was a very moving episode. Could not help feeling for Rudra and the shattering of his belief. An entire way of thinking, a complete certainty was destroyed when he overheard Mala. A series of beliefs that shaped him crumbled into the dust.

It was heart - rending to see him sleep with his head in Paros lap - seeking solace that way. Once before he'd done that in the prison cell . That was when he'd found his mother and lost her all over again in the worst way possible - a lifetime of illusions ground into the dust. And this time he'd lost his father and a lifetime of faith and his heart shredded to bits. Poor Rudra indeed! And thank heavens for Paro. At least she was around to pick up the pieces.

And poor Paro too, because now she is his only anchor. All his faith, hopes, beliefs have now transferred to her if they hadn't before. What a burden to carry and a pedestal on which to perch.

Originally posted by: nerina

Enjoyed reading your take on the episode...and marvel how you precisely convey the sentiment of the characters. Hopefully these bygones are a closed chapter and happy days for the family...and look forward now for an exciting track

Originally posted by: Tennessean

Hi Diya- Your post is awesome and your insight is just amazing today. I am still thinking to what depth the CVs went today. These are some of my thoughts.😊

Dilsher-Mala- Rudra- Finally, Rudra heard the conversation and he couldn't believe what he heard or didn't want to believe it. Paro mentioned that he knows that it is not a lie. 👏 I liked how she egged on to him to confront Dilsher on this one. And Dilsher hesitated at first, but he did admit. Rudra's action was very natural. Why did he feed him poison all along? 👏 Bang on target.

Also, when Mala starts talking about marriage between two people, he is quick to remind that he was a third party too. He became so depressed that he even mentioned that he was never born.

He also reprimanded Mala for not taking help at that time. He finally spoke to Mala and asked her that question. His overall statements propel Mala to break down and she said that what have we done to our child? The regret was shown on Dilsher's eyes too.

Major- Paro # 1 moment First, Major asked Paro on what side she is and she had to clarify that she is on his side, on your family's side because they are all on the same side. He also said that his world revolves in and around her and he wished the same for her. He is becoming possessive day by day and I hope Paro can balance this along with taking care of other relationships. He thinks that he is fighting a battle but she was quick to remind him that she just wants him to take him to the world of happiness. She urges him to let it go.😊

Major-Paro # 2 moment- Major affirms about Paro's presence in her life and she reminds him how the doll tied them forever which uplifted him a little. Then she tells him the three magic words and the way they look at each other was awesome.😛 Major is ready to droop on her shoulder and holds her hand. Can this couple get any cuter?😛

Major-Paro # 3 moment- Paro makes him go to sleep just by caressing his hair and she keeps on smiling to herself and Major loves the pampering and attention from Paro Bai Sa. If things were in his hand, he wouldn't let her do anything except spend time with him all day.😛 He knows how much she weighs.😉

It was nice of her to get him to remember things from the past, and she did manage to at least make him speak a line about Samrat's colors, but the scar is too deep and is going to take a long time to heal. 😲 And unless and until, he starts talking to Mala, the animosity is always going to be there. Paro encouraged him to do that today but can he do it? We just have to wait till tomorrow on that one.

Precap- Just hoping nothing serious happens to Paro Bai Sa.

Originally posted by: bkamber

H Diya,

Once again a very insightful post.

I must say that the makers have handled the current issue very well. The actors too have done an excellent job. 👏

Alcohol abuse, spousal abuse, victimized children are an universal issue. These happen in the best of the families and the worst of the families. Some can handle troubled relationships smartly and some just don't know any better.

Dilsher and Mala made a grave mistake 15 years back where Rudra was concerned.

One day Mala wrote a letter and left. She did come back to get Rudra, but Dilsher threw her out (at least once according to a FB) and kept in touch with Danveer to find out about Rudra. Should Mala have tried harder to get Rudra - perhaps, but we don't know her reasoning for that.

Rudra was in his home with his father, uncle, aunt and cousins...he would be taken care of and good sense says that family should take care of their own. Danveer wanted to keep him but Dilsher and Mohini were against it. Dilsher moved away from the haveli to keep Rudra away from his mother and fed him bitterness and lies. This was an intentional step by him.

Rudra the boy and pre Paro - what a tragedy!! As troubled as his inner turmoil is there is an inherent good in him and in the worst of early days with Paro he was caring and it increased as he and Paro got closer. Now Paro has become his world and it is almost scary that unless he can find balance within himself re Paro's position in the family his obsession and possessiveness can become detrimental for both of them. However, I think Paro will manage this well and since he does listen to what she says they will work it out...he did go talk to Dilsher after his chat with her!!

Paro-Rudra, liked their conversation and his going to sleep in her lap in the courtyard. I am starting to like their courtyard myself, it is beautiful and quite romantic with candles and the plants!! 😃 Rudra is a secret romantic and poet, he wrote a beautiful love note for Paro the other day and took photo(s) secretly. 😳

Loved Paro's simple silly chatter to make him smile. 😊

Dilsher and Mala made mistakes, have admitted to it and it is now time for conversation and redemption.

As Paro says, let it go and move forward to be happy!!

We have two Ranawat families,

Dilsher's family - shattered

Danveers family - intact, but how healthy are they?

Did anyone notice the solo child on the back of Rudra's drawing? Why did he at that age draw himself to stand alone and that too in one color, at least it appeared to be one color. 😕

Sorry Diya...too long again...late night again...5am and I need a couple of hours of sleep before I have to get up for work!!

Kerrie