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So only five episodes in and I'm already hooked for life 😆
Anyway, I was just thinking about how well planned the story is.
1) Rudra's bike scene - Yes we all had a panic attack when he ignored Paro right? But thinking about it, he couldn't have helped her if he was on a bike. The hoodlums were driving too, if Rudra had stopped his bike they would have happily sped off and he would be the weaker one. So he needed to get ahead of them so he was in control of the situation. Brilliant thinking there CV's. This demonstrates how much thought has gone into this creation of Rudra. Not only is he a confident character, but smart too 😊
2) The way Rudra switches off his emotions. This is who he is and it is shown wonderfully. One minute he is mesmerized by Paro as he holds on to her and then the next minute he's casually shoving water on her face like she's just a dry old flower. Wonderfully done to demonstrate how easy it his to get over his loss of control over emotions.
3) The character of Paro has been brilliantly executed. She doesn't say or think much. She hasn't voiced any strong opinions or anything. This is who she is. I know there are people out there wanting to see her come to life, but this is just who she is. She doesn't have a loud or brash personality, she is just a shy simple girl.
4) The character of Rudra - Layers. His violence is used to demonstrate his strength and lack of care. However, his eyes are the biggest give away! I love that there is this contrast with his behaviour and the affection in his eyes. Wonderfully shown.
5) Violence and softness - This was the main theme of this week. Rough, violent and confident Rudro and soft, innocent and tame Paro. Intertwining the fight scenes with Paro's gentle thinking and expressions was so effectively done! Really shows the contrasts of characters
Everything has been thought out wonderfully.
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