Reserved till I watch the episode!
Unres'd-Ok, I watched the episode!
MKM, agree with you, way to go RR Team-the sequence with camels-brilliant! The rustic, raw feel of a Rajasthani village side is captured with as much authenticity as possible!
Onto the episode, you've said it all & so eloquently, already, so, that's that! What struck me as I watched this episode, especially when the shooting begins & Paro sees the first body fall in front of her, its sad, how she could never have expected her wedding day to turn into a such a bloodbath, a nightmare, first Bindi goes missing, & now, this! And, she sees Rudra amidst all the destruction!
Its an interesting juxtaposition of perspectives, how Rudra sees Paro & how Paro sees Rudra from their respective flashbacks when they face each other! It keeps getting interesting, their view of each other & how its going to affect what they will have between them, someday!
Also, I couldn't help but notice, was that a blooper or what-BSD people check & don't find anything suspicious, but then, the baaraatis, conveniently pull weapons out of the same sacks-quite a big blooper, that!
They came up with another soulful version of that brilliant title track! So, a big thumbs up, to that!
So, Paro-Rudra in the same frame-finally, I say!
MKM-wonderful take, & like you said, irrespective of what explanation or justification Rudra comes up with, that he stilled in the middle of a shootout looking at Paro & couldn't put a bullet into her, will be the proof against every vehement denial that he's bound to make of his feelings for her, once it all starts! Also, I don't know what rock I'd been living under, but I heard Laal Ishq for the first tine, only yesterday! Its a brilliant song & would perhaps fit Paro-Rudra!
Edited by archana.mh17 - 11 years ago
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