--Paro ka Dard--

Originally posted by: princessunara

amazing post!! Hats off to u!! amazingly cordinated with the images!! just love it!! 👏

And i do agree that i was grieving more for Paro.. I will type here what i typed somewhere else too..

To quote the words of another friend

"You said it right.. 'a storm is impartial in its destruction, no one is spared. ' But to me the loss of Paro is incomparable to anyone else's ..

Seeing the comrades dying is not unique for soldiers.. So is true for Rudra.. Among all the victims of the said casualty.. Paro is the only one, to whom death might have been preferable than remaining alive to face further rages of life.."

So for me too Paro's anguish is greater, cz if given the option she would rather die than live cz she doesn't have ANYTHING to live for anymore. While as angry, destructive and sad at the loss of his comrades in arms, Rudra hasn't lost anything he hasn't anyway seen as a part of life, a part of life her SIGNED up for willingly. If its to be remembered, even the 1st intro of Rudra was the dead soldiers and him going to punish the culprits. Its a part and parcel of his life, he avenges them and moves on..

While SHE, never signed up for ANY of the destruction the Thakur, the barat or Rudra wrecked in her life. And now that the combined powers of the 3 has effectively stripped her of every reason to live, her fate is chilling.

She wants to die, BUT HE needs her to be alive to avenge the Thakur for the completion of sort of debt of honor he pays to his death comrades. Thus he will not even let her die in peace and find solace..

But that having said Rudra's scene with that lady i was actually angry not sad. It was not something that should have been said to him! He didn't take his friend for a teenage joyride and ended up getting in to an accident and the friend dying and him surviving! This was a line of duty for both of them!

I mean I can understand a mother is grieving, but I dunno it felt an out of place scene just to trigger Rudra's past painful shadows SO he would become extra hard on Paro..cz he was till then softening towards her, but this they used to make him take out his personal anger on her!

Originally posted by: -purnima-

Thanx for liking 👏👏
& the quote is wonderful 👏👏 Pain is something which every1 gets equally...

I too felt the lady's sequence was not required...but guess CVs wanted us to give some consideration to Rudra also 😛😛😛
They wanted to show that both Rudra Paro suffer at same time...it happened in initial epi too when Paro lost her parents...school kids instigated Rudra abt his Mom

Originally posted by: princessunara

@red: ditto! that is what i felt too! it was unnecessary and jarring to the otherwise amazing episode! him grieving and paying respect to his dead comrades was more than enough! Ashsih aced it!-- absolutely 😊😊😊 didn't expected him to be a considerate boss 😛😛

There was absolutely no need to bring that up in such an illogical manner!-- It wud have been good...if it had been other way round Rudra consoling that grieving mother...& then remembering his own mother...

But yesterday grief striken or not that lady was a grown person! And it was just out of place! u do NOT blame ur son's senior officer for taking an army guy on a mission and for surviving! 🥱-- Exactly it never happens...no one ever blames the senior officer 😕😕

I would have much rather watched the Paro-Rudra scene at the beginning hich they skipped, where they should have showed him getting Paro and coming back from the border! ---This time round I wud have liked to see Rudra fainting there on the border 😛😆😆😆