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Well after yesterday's atrocious editing decision, I was annoyed. But at least we got a nice PaRud scene today. Although it was not one of romance, I personally found it to be quite romantic 😳 The definition of romance differs from person to person and it's subjective, like many other things in life. Now coming to the actual scene:
It is beautiful to see Paro's complete faith and trust in her Major Saab. I really liked how she said that Rudra and fear both cannot be there at the same time. It is amazing how she fears nothing when Rudra is there. He is her source of strength and she clung on to his arm not out of fear, but as a sign of reassurance for HIM - that it's going to be ok.
The beauty of PaRud's relationship is that both Paro and Rudra live for the other, their own personal needs and inner fears come second. They are two very selfless individuals and that was highlighted when Paro brushed aside her own trauma to attend to a cut on Rudra's face. And he had completely forgotten about it because his first priority was Paro. They are truly each other's shadow. You cannot separate them. They walk together, tied together by fate.
It was also a good sign to see Major Saab back to his sharp and instinctive self. He raised the point that possibly a family member is involved and for his first suspect, Mohini takes the honours 😆 A lot of us were wondering why the CVs were showing Rudra to be a bit careless over the stalker but it seems that the CVs are stalking us! Or they are good mind readers and picked up on our complaint over the matter. But I am happy to see Rudra Pratap Ranawat's khopdi in full swing! He needs to be, because the stalker successfully managed to slip through his fingers - meaning woh itni asaani se haat nahin aane wala hai 😉
Side note: Who else cracked up when Sumer was struggling to get Mohini's hand off from his head, so she couldn't swear on his life?! Sumer has been Mohini's sidekick in her adventures, he knows very well what she is capable of, lol...and he wouldn't put it past her to lie - not after the laddoo fiasco. Seriously, the Ranawat clan are one dysfunctional family!
Humble request to the editing team: Rule no 1. When you are a part of a project that is a passionate and intense love story, DO NOT chop the romantic moments. That is just the most idiotic and absurd thing you can do. And I'm holding it against you unless we get a romantic homeymoon track - then I am willing to forgive 😆
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