Today's take : paro ke chote- chote sapne

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I am writing without reading other posts so could be repeating few things. It is a very interesting and subtle way the creatives are using mirror scenes to bring out the contrasts in Rudra and Paro. Where Laila served to show Rudra as emotionless, cold, means to an end kind of guy who abhors attachments of any sort, Varun is being used to give more depth and defination to Paro's dreams and aspirations. Like any orphan all she wants is someone to call her own, a family, a home. Though brought up with much care by mamisa she still longs for an anchor. Last two scenes in today's episode were beautifully shot and executed and for me the highlights. If one carefully listens, the words of the song "Ore piya" were carefully used to express the soaring dreams of Paro andthey are now just a breath away. Loved the way they shot Paro running to the temple with so much happiness and hope- she found her soulmate, just the kind of partner she always wanted with whom she can build her world. Off she goes to thank her Shivji, with just one small complaint that wish her future husband-to-be had one of his names. Sanaya was just marvellous in both scenes, she lends so much innocence and simplicity to Paro that it pulls at your heartstrings and you can't but be a little teary eyed for Paro. 👏

Vishal Gandhi was good as the groom who is equally taken up by his beautiful bride Parvati. Hope the CVs at some point make it clear whether he knows about the nefarious deals taking place with the Thakur or is his uncle using him as a front too.

With these scenes, the creatives have ensured we will cry buckets for Paro, when her dreams are shattered.

The song sequence and the whole marriage/ festive ambiance was well created. Ankita danced well and again the song and it's words "meera ashiq jhalla" were used well. Bindi sees the guns being assembling and hides, the editing during this sequence was well done, cutting to the dance, chase of Kesari by Rudra and Bindi hiding, giving the effect of a thriller. Cinematography continues to impress, the outdoor shoot has been well utilized. A word of appreciation for Ashish as well, he looked good in the traditional attire and his body language and expressions are on the dot.