Laila just an object:(

I really felt bad for laila today...she's just been used...that woman has so many feelings for rudra ...she cares for him.

Ya today I am lil disappointed wid Laila's potrail 😕

Yeah I agree Laila is just an object and Rudra needs her only for his physical needs,

Have you ever thought this from Laila's point of view?

Some people say if you give everything to the man begore marriage, why would he want to get married ?

What dimension does Laila live in, especially in the rural town/village, with a man from a village. Does she think her liberalism will be viewed positively, and get accolades for her open-mindedness ?

Agreed.
Unfortunately for Paro Baisa, it is this jaded & emotionally insecure Laila who will start hating and plotting against her out of sheer jealousy.
She has already started questioning Rudra about the Khoobsurat girl

I think as a viewer we all know the importance of Laila's presence in Rudra's life...I think we got the picture in their very first encounter!! What I don't understand is why the makers need to show such scenes again and again...personally speaking I skip over their scenes even when watching it online so imagine people who are watching it on television with their families. I guess its important for the character build-up but I seriously think they need to show different shades of Laila rather than them just showing her warming Rudra's bed. The only scene I genuinely liked of Laila was her interaction with Paro after the sangeet. And on a more practical note they need to watch out for their trps...according to the trp breakdown data the episode with Rudra-Laila make out session got lowest trps so I am guessing the audience may have not taken it so generously.

No wonder they say love is blind. Rudra has made it clear to Laila what he wants from her, Laila is in it willfully, so far Rudra has no other woman in his life, once Paro comes inbetween, have to see what Laila comes up with.

Laila and rudra scenes is just lust n nothing else, she also wants rudra for her physical needs.

laila is an object of desire, and she knows it.
there is no promise of a future for her with rudra.
that is the deal ...