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MoronsKiMallika

@MoronsKiMallika

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

1. Rudra's scenes with Myrah are layered because of Rudra's inability to look into her eyes and talk. The put -on rudeness and Myrah's unintentional stalking of Rudra. It gives Rudra and Myrah's thread a layer that is fat and keeps you guessing.

2. The way Mohini saw Myrah for the first time through the steam of a cooking pot - a juxtaposition to how Mohini had seen Paro for the first time.

3. Myrah twirling Dhruv's moustache.

4. Each member recalling Paro as per their individual experiences with her.

5. Rudra's terror and horror the minute Dhruv mentions death.

6. Rudra's crumbled face when he lifts Paro's picture from the floor.

THIS. This layering and detailing is what has kept me with RR, inspite of a lot of things that i did not agree with. Irrespective of the tracks , twists and turns, the detailing of this show has been amazing except for a few hiccups.

P.S- Don't treat my post as a venting bin. If you don't know how to put across an opinion , I am not here to be your bahu.

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Archie

@_SilverLining_

Dazzler

+ 4

Posted: 11 years ago

Amazing post Vicky sa!❤️

Honestly, I did not want to fall in love with RR again, after all that happened. But CVs have made me do it.

The episodes are good enough, now that the running in express speed has stopped and the pace has become stable, and they are actually taking out time to spread out the story and play out proper emotions - RR has started showing its magic again.

I hope CVs are able to do a better job this time. Paro's death should be worth it.

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KhushiParo

@KhushiParo

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

Nice post Vickysa.

I thought to myself I'll only watch for SANISH and Geetanjali and treat this as a new story but these layers and small hints keep on making me guess and curious how they will proceed next keeps me still hooked onto RR story wise also.

Thank you for posting today also, it feels refreshing to read some posts.😊

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MoronsKiMallika

@MoronsKiMallika

Sparkler

+ 5

Posted: 11 years ago

@Mamue.

Thanks. Paro is Rudra's private memory and one can understand that why he wants to keep her away from Myrah.As for Myrah being Paro, lets go with the flow.

@ Silver.

Thanks, baby. RR creatives falter a lot due to more than obvious reasons, but whatever they do, they put their hearts into it , and the actors are on the same plane. I guess that is why even bashers watch RR without fail and come and make posts here. Lol. TBH, as long as a story holds you, be with it. When its time to let go, release yourself from it. Till then, happy viewing, my friend.

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KhushiParo

@KhushiParo

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: _SilverLining_
Amazing post Vicky sa!❤️

Honestly, I did not want to fall in love with RR again, after all that happened. But CVs have made me do it.
The episodes, now that the running in express speed has stopped and the pace has become stable, and they are actually taking out time to spread out the story and play out proper emotions - RR has started showing its magic again.

I hope CVs are able to do a better job this time. Paro's death should be worth it.

Totally agree Archie! The pace is good!

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Rishita.SIholic

@Rishita.SIholic

Dazzler

+ 4

Posted: 11 years ago

Lovely post once again! 👍🏼

I'm truly enjoying RR now and it has become more interesting!

I always wait for the next episode because I want more of the story to unfold.

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MoronsKiMallika

@MoronsKiMallika

Sparkler

+ 5

Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: KhushiParo
Nice post Vickysa.
I thought to myself I'll only watch for SANISH and Geetanjali and treat this as a new story but these layers and small hints keep on making me guess and curious how they will proceed next keeps me still hooked onto RR story wise also.
Thank you for posting today also, it feels refreshing to read some posts.😊

Thank you. 😃...RR is a see-saw for me , but i still feel that inspite of all the bashing, TRP issues and what not, its one of the most watchable shows around. RR makes you feel and i guess that is why keeps viewers hooked or at least away from the remote.

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antiquegold

@antiquegold

Voyager

+ 2

Posted: 11 years ago

Vicky, Myrahs look is tearing Rudra apart. The memories are too strong. The fact that she treats his son with detached kindness is salt in the wound.

Myrahs behaviour in the house was insensitive, a little ... Touristy... !

I found Rudra and Dhruv exquisitely sweet and sad today... Blowing bubbles, but the bubbles burst, dont they, and its Dad whos bursting them for dhruv. I loved that he said what he did about his fathers bravery in his fancy dress, and rudras dread of the word death.

Vicky please tell us about the blue butterfly! Your thoughts on its appearance. It is clearly a mystical symbol.

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Midnight

@Midnightsorrow

Trailblazer

+ 4

Posted: 11 years ago

RR magic is back, feels like good old days. Epis are catchy and wroth downloading to rewatch.

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MoronsKiMallika

@MoronsKiMallika

Sparkler

+ 5

Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: -Sanayaholic-
Lovely post once again! 👍🏼
I'm truly enjoying RR now and it has become more interesting!
I always wait for the next episode because I want more of the story to unfold.

Thank you.😃...A good screenplay and good actors help lend flesh to a story which may appear weak on the first look.

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