Originally posted by: DiyaS
Rudra tries logic with the Birpur residents ... why have none of your daughters ever come back home? For any festival, any mourning, any celebration ...
But the villagers are silent ... their Thakur is their God, and if he says sacrifice, sacrifice it is ... even of their own daughters ...
It seemed to me that Paro was the only one registering his words, absorbing them ... maybe filing them away in her mind ... will the truth of his words strike her later?
very well pointed, she was the only one pondering about each and every word and at the same time was responding it too.With her actions she did prove that she is not an ordinary girl.She is registering it now but strike needs shoving some more illogical stuff through her throat and right now her state is very much scattered but this was needed to build up hate
Face off between the Thakur and Rudra ... zinging one liners between the ice cold serpent and the raging young officer ... Thakur warns Rudra ...'make sure your blood does not boil so much that your dimaag evaporates in the steam and disappears.' Good warning, actually ... 😛 and very good scene! 👏
Amazingly Thakur is more handsome😆 ok ok coming to the point .Didn't he say the same what Mr R's boss said to him.Totally agreed with you, excellent scene, showed the dominance of bad boys here.Seeing that scene Bad boys came to my mind😊And the Thakur disowns Paro with a sweet tongued blessing ... 'be brave, be strong ...' not before Rudra blocks his way to Paro ... protective already? 😳
Very much , his hurt was more than Parri...[I am calling her with this name] when her aunt shows all the stranger bizarre behavior but good as it shoed Mr R , it will not be easy to break this wall of 17 years.Love him because his intuition was right, Thakur will say something or do something manipulative.
Rudra is already ambivalent about Paro ... his disgust and disbelief at how the villagers can abandon her at a word from the Thakur ... the abandonment both disgusts and infuriates him ... he can't believe that Maamisa can disown her own adopted daughter, can forget ties of blood. He's trying hard not to show any softness, but the harsh exterior hides something very different.
Absolutely beautifully described. He was stunned and disgust at this illiterate and disbelief attitude of villagers but his heart felt a lot and was going through all sorts of emotions while she was crying.
Aman's entry was rather good today ... Thakur forced onto the back foot. For once Rudra had brought reinforcements.
But Rudra has to retreat, and he takes Paro with him ... she breaks free and runs to Maamisa pleading for help, she's scared, she doesn't want to go with them ... Maamisa stays unmoved, and finally pushes her away ... 'I don't know you ...'
But aunt did say , sorry... but Thakur eyebrows took charge in his hands
And Paro breaks ... the last straw, the final blow in a day that has been full of them ... Paro is shattered and goes without protest or fight with Rudra, her eyes dead ... her world as she knows it, is gone ... her life as she knew it, is over ...
I felt her pain😭
And yet she won't sign the paper for Rudra ... much to his fury ... her eyes empty, dead, as though his words, his anger, his bruising hold, none of it even registers, much less hurts ... for nothing holds the power to hurt her any more ... she is dead from within. A pawn in the battle between two men, abandoned by all her near and dear ones, by her village, her family, her world ... the living dead ... the emptiness in her eyes shows her hopelessness ...
Acting honors shared equally by the three leads ... hero, heroine and villain ... Tarun Khanna was fabulous as the silver tongued smiling serpent, and his dialogues were superb! Rudra held his own in the face off ... very commendable, the scene was fab.
And Sanaya was fabulous in the last part, when Paro pleads with Maamisa, is rejected, and then follows Rudra without protest or fight ... her eyes dead ... all the fight, the spirit, even the fear gone👏 ...
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