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Sanjni,
You have touched on many of the pain points in Rangrasiya 2. To begin with, I love Sanaya. She is commendable in any role. However, in this particular story, one can't help but cast their mind back from Myra to Paro, making unconscious comparisons. I strongly believe that we have not been given fair time to appreciate Myra's character enough as we did Paro. It's sad that we have just been introduced to Myra and instead of expanding on her as a person, we get to see indigestible interactions between her and Rudra (fights and eye locks). There are many of us ardent viewers who fell in love with PaRud's love story, and are still recovering from Paro's death. It's certainly difficult to accept that another person would fill Paro's place in Rudra's life, let alone Paro's own lookalike!
Furthermore, the age difference between Myra and Rudra concerns me. If you have to place them in a real life situation, I honestly don't think that Rudra (37 year old, mature, father of a 6 year old son) would remotely find Myra (early 20's, carefree, modern, foreigner etc.) attractive, if she did not share the same face of his dead wife. I mean, they are a generation apart! I guess in the urgent need to make both Paro's and Myra's characters so strikingly different, and have Rudra fall in love with both under very different circumstances, there are many important considerations that are being overlooked. Perhaps this is also in attempt to wrap up the show sooner than expected.
I am an international viewer and sincerely appreciate Sanaya as an artist, however owing to the unfortunate deterioration in the story and a feeble attempt to recapture the magic with a Paro lookalike, Rangraisya has lost its luster for me, and no matter how hard I try, I can't seem to reconnect with the enchantment that I had once felt for Rangrasiya.
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