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Lovely post, Sabs ... good to see you back. The episode was very well done ... it was an emotional watch ... especially the differing reactions of Rudra and Dhruv to their first sight of Myrah ... Dhruv, hopeful, optimistic, with the simple, touching faith of a child ... he wished for his mother to come back ... and here she is.
And Rudra ... long suppressed pain comes crashing back ... and he runs away ... because it can't be Paro, of course ... the sight of Myrah opens up his wounds and exposes the pain all over again ... pushing Myrah away literally and emotionally.
Loved the last scene ... the dialogues were brilliant ... both Rudra's dialogues, his anger and complaints against Bholenath ... how could He take away Paro ... interspersed with Paro's words, about love being enough, the strength of love, and Rudra Paro forever ...
Waiting to see how the cv's take this forward.
Thank you Diya. 😊 I couldn't stay away, that was how moved I was on Friday night. It was a great episode. Rudra and Dhruv quite stole my heart.
@ Dhruv wished his mother would come back, and she did: Oh the innocence and undimmed faith of a child! That was just so touching - Dhruv's belief that his mother had been sent back to him in return for his wish!!
@ Pushing Myrah away literally and emotionally: 👏 Beautiful point Diya! That's precisely what he did: denied her existence to Dhruv because it couldn't be, then when he saw her with his own eyes and touched her warmth, felt her live, and breathe and talk and smile, it was too much - he ran away. But it was too late...
@ Rudra's dialogues interspersed with Paro's words: That was a moving scene. And again as you so acutely observe Rudra's lines of his current reality versus the contradiction of Paro's eternal love - yet another clue by the CVs that that if one of them is to be proved a lie then it can't be Paro's faith, because it did bring him back from death.
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