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What a splendid start!
So Rudra and Paro it is.
In the very first episode we got glimpses of a caleidoscope of emotions. Be it pain, angst, hatred, denial, understanding, empathy, or innocence, it was a perfect potrayal indeed! The background setup of a beautiful village with majestic camels walking on the crystalline sand was beautifully captured not to mention the voilence and trauma was not overdone. They nailed the balance.
So both Rudra and Paro do not have a fairytale childhood. Both are not lucky enough to relish the solid and unbreakable shelter of parenthood, the shield of their love and the protectiveness that comes with it. On one hand Paro though traumatised, eventually learns to accept it and does not let the tragedy overshadow her innocence. There she emerges just as sweet and innocent as the butterfly she was running after.
Rudra on the other hand, is turned into something no child wants to be. Ruthless, cruel and harsh. The petals of innocence and tenderness have been crushed by the huge feet of harsh reality. The child artist who played Rudra had us captured there with those intense penetrating eyes. Young Paro was equally sweet.
Sanaya. Does she ever fail to impress? No. She looks breathtaking in that gorgeous traditional costume. Her twinkling eyes reflect every bit of innocence. Her pure, unaldulterated heart. Her smile lights up the desolate desert. How effortlessly has she transformed the flamboyant overenthusiastic Khushi to a pretty, shy village girl.
Ashish. Although Ive never watched him onscreen, his introduction did it for me. Without even showing his face he managed to create an impact. His eyes were emotionless, his stance screamed power and dominace.
Looking forward to their chemistry!
Boy, how can I forget? The title track was captivating. Once heard forever in my mind! Believe me I have not been able to detach it from the association area of my brain and my stupid vocal chords itch to sing it, but for the lyrics! Can I get a link please, pretty please?
Do share your views.
Starshina :)
So Rudra and Paro it is.
In the very first episode we got glimpses of a caleidoscope of emotions. Be it pain, angst, hatred, denial, understanding, empathy, or innocence, it was a perfect potrayal indeed! The background setup of a beautiful village with majestic camels walking on the crystalline sand was beautifully captured not to mention the voilence and trauma was not overdone. They nailed the balance.
So both Rudra and Paro do not have a fairytale childhood. Both are not lucky enough to relish the solid and unbreakable shelter of parenthood, the shield of their love and the protectiveness that comes with it. On one hand Paro though traumatised, eventually learns to accept it and does not let the tragedy overshadow her innocence. There she emerges just as sweet and innocent as the butterfly she was running after.
Rudra on the other hand, is turned into something no child wants to be. Ruthless, cruel and harsh. The petals of innocence and tenderness have been crushed by the huge feet of harsh reality. The child artist who played Rudra had us captured there with those intense penetrating eyes. Young Paro was equally sweet.
Sanaya. Does she ever fail to impress? No. She looks breathtaking in that gorgeous traditional costume. Her twinkling eyes reflect every bit of innocence. Her pure, unaldulterated heart. Her smile lights up the desolate desert. How effortlessly has she transformed the flamboyant overenthusiastic Khushi to a pretty, shy village girl.
Ashish. Although Ive never watched him onscreen, his introduction did it for me. Without even showing his face he managed to create an impact. His eyes were emotionless, his stance screamed power and dominace.
Looking forward to their chemistry!
Boy, how can I forget? The title track was captivating. Once heard forever in my mind! Believe me I have not been able to detach it from the association area of my brain and my stupid vocal chords itch to sing it, but for the lyrics! Can I get a link please, pretty please?
Do share your views.
Starshina :)
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