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Tu mere ashkon meinn rotaa hai.
There are tears in my eyes . But its you who is crying.
Myrah loves Rudra and she cannot help it. But like Paro. her love is comfortable in itself , its fine as it is , even if its rejected. Myrah has set herself free from 'wanting Rudra in physicality. She can put up a brave front, she can walk away from him, she can fight with him, she can put him in his place... BUT... that does not change the fact that she loves him. Its hurtful , its heartbreaking but she refuses to let Rudra see how much he has hurt her. That is self-respect and selfless love rolled into one.
Rudra is doing what he has always done. Just like he fought his love for his mother and Paro with anger and pseudo-hatred , he is venting like a predator on Myrah , hoping that his septic is healed and he can convince himself that he does not care about Myrah. Yet, he does a ' all rights reserved' deja vu on Myrah and he does not realize it. Rudra had restricted Paro to his house against her will, irrespective of what she wanted. Today, he has forcefully , rightfully , angrily done the same to Myrah. He has locked her with himself. Last time, Paro's safety was the excuse, this time, its Dhruv.
Don't be surprised or angry. ANGER is greatest pseudo-weapon against whatever is emotional and vulnerable inside all of us.
Rudra is crying . But those tears are popping in Myrah's eyes. The trauma is identical here- the trauma of a broken heart.
Mohini is right. Rudra has brought Myrah back for more reasons than Dhruv.
Mr And Mrs Parshuram
Mannat Har Khushi Paane Ki
Seher Hone Ko Hai
