Chapter13:Rudra-Paro: Khoobsoorti ek gunaah hai. - Page 4

Originally posted by: mimosa658

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Wonderfully written as usual...👏...

Everything you have written suggests that its Othello in reverse...

There the story ended with mistrust and betrayal...but in RR it has started on the base of hatred and mistrust...and would lead to...we have to just wait and watch...

Kudos to the makers of RR...👏

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

Thank you, Mimmi.😳...Yes, RR is twisted Othello only . One can hope that it won't be a tragedy of that intensity. Othello was weak . flawed but him and Desdemona deserved to live a happy loving life.

Since yesterday I waiting to see Rudra's reaction to the pseudo hug. I thought he would just stare at her in disbelief. Though I didn't anticipate hatred or animosity from him, I kinda liked it. I know I sound like a sadist, but this is the first time he has reacted to Paro as per the forewarning his Dad gave him years ago. This incident has both their fears to the fore and now both of them stand in their most vulnerable states.Sadly for poor Paro, more salt is going to be rubbed into her very raw wounds. As they say, things will get much worse before they get better. It looks like Paro will be a living example of this. It's sad to see, but this is what we were promised and I am liking the execution for now.

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Vicky🤗... Without your posts the epis are incomplete👏

Thank you for writing.

I joined IF to read at pleasure these daily''s u treat us to😳... Love them!!!❤️

The CV's have raised the bar with this soap. Each epi is like watching a movie. A well written, directed, scripted movie. Every actor is doing justice to his or her role.

I couldn't connect with the first scene, I don't know whether it was the online video I watched it on, so i waited to watch on the big screen before jotting my thoughts down.
Sanaya usually ROCKS emotional scenes, they are her forte, but the Nahiii, & when he was slowly walking towards her, I'm sure they showed the same shot of her nahii at least 3x there😆.
It would've been better if they had cut that scene & included how he handcuffs her n gets her in to the vehicle.
And Rudra, never hesitating to point the gun at her😆, It will take a lifetime for him to get the courage to pull the trigger😛

The first scene that rocked the epi, the bodies in the mortuary, & Rudra's upheaval that his men bore such a harsh end to protecting their land. Ashish, was superb. His pain, grief at the loss of his men, each every emotion clear for all to decipher. Yes, they know it is part and parcel of their occupation, but it doesn't make it any easier to bear.

The mother's scene was awkward and looked out of place. The actor they chose to play the mother downplayed her part. I think it was included to reawaken the anguish of his runaway mother & set his anger rolling towards Paro manifold!!!

I deffo did not like the slap, the words where enough. Grief makes people react in different ways. Irrelevant of her child being in the army, I know it doesn't lessen the pain of her loss.

Sanaya was brilliant in the semi conscious state. Calling out to all those dear to her ... trying to claw out of her nightmare.

And last but not least the last scene. They are the mirrors to each others soul. Both crying their heart out. What you said about Rudra is true. He relishes living in pain. Maybe that's his only connection with his runaway mother. He doesn't want to heal. Paro will have a mammoth task in front of her, once she leaves her misconceptions.

I'm done😆...

Got to feel for Paro.

Lovely take again vickysa ...love your writing ...

Perfect analysis , ashish and sanaya was 2 good today

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

Jaan, tum aisse royaa mut karro. 🤗

😭 🤗 But woh itna accha roti hai, rona to aa hi jaata hai. The way she cried while leaning into the mirror was beautiful. It was as if she was really crying. And Rudra's breakdown- woah.

Originally posted by: SS88

Res. because I can't see through my tears.
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Let me first go to the part that struck the first blow to my heart- when she falls on Varun's body and is jostling him, as if he would come alive.She was inconsolable, and my eyes started watering. Although they could have toned down the repetitive "nahin" in the beginning. Then the way she looked at Rudra while he was pointing the gun at her, like , just finish me, I'm already dead inside. And she put her head on her dead husband's chest. The Thakurain's concern for Paro was real. I liked how the Thakur kept going on about the baaratis and all she cared about was Paro. And Paro momentarily slips into PTSD. The scene at the morgue was brilliant. Heartbreaking, but also very patriotic. The one where the guy's mother slaps and curses him was rather disturbing. Because all she said is already true. He has been abandoned by his mother years ago, and if he had died today, she wouldn't shed a tear. But knowing the fact and having it shoved in your face are two different things. He maybe the fearsome officer on the outside, but he is still the broken child reeling with the feeling of abandonment. That mirror scene was beautiful. And then he looks up and staggers back, and you can see the entire premise of their relationship. He is never going to completely trust her. And her innocence no longer has any hold over him. He now sees her only as one of the terrorists. As a pawn to break Thakur's hold , and to end his games.

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

Thanks Roggie.😳...Rudra is shrinking Paro's territories to himself so that she can be his Shrink.😆...that moment was the most telling moment - Rudra was scared of Paro for a few seconds and then, that anger and disgust on his face. Wow.

i saw JA. Jalaal was JALAAL and i wanted to slap Ruqqu for bakwaasoing against bechaari Jodha.😡