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savvy05

@savvy05

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Posted: 11 years ago

Trauma takes a toll on Paro as she becomes disoriented, losing sense of time almost like being in a twilight zone. Her past, present all merge together as she aims the gun at Rudra. Rudra, who epitomizes everything that has gone wrong in her life from childhood till now, the sole reason for all her anguish, heartache and ostracization... yet she is not able to pull the trigger.

In an act of utter hopelessness she then directs the gun towards herself, a desperate attempt and cry to end all the suffering. Chacha fittingly talks her out of it "There is no greater sin then ending ones own life...if you live you will be able to prove you are correct". The words penetrate through the dark haze of distress and despair, Paro slowly drops the gun.. crumbles crying on the floor, for neither being able to die nor live.

Brilliant scene ⭐️⭐️ illustrating what Paro's mindset is, to me the most powerful scene in the entire episode. The dialogues uttered by Chacha much needed and weaved very well into the situation. I am probably in a minority of viewers who felt the ending scene was a trough when compared to the breathtaking crest the episode started out with!!

Edited by savvy05 - 11 years ago

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VancouverBC

@VancouverBC

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Posted: 11 years ago

Well said.

It was quite intense today. Loved it.

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Nandini

@NandiniRaizadaa

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+ 4

Posted: 11 years ago

Very good post. Yes brilliant acting by Sanaya. A brilliant scene

And a very powerful one too

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showviewer

@showviewer

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+ 2

Posted: 11 years ago

The first scene was powerful and Sanaya was so good at portraying the utter despair and helplessness of Paro.👏

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Vistaa

@Vistaa

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+ 3

Posted: 11 years ago

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Savs🤗 Hugs for the beautiful post and thanks for taking the plunge😃

Paro's breakdown was truly the highlight of the episode⭐️...and at the risk of sounding intensely repetitive😳, the actors nailed it! Such emotional scenes are Sanaya's forte, have always been, but even so, this was a seeti bajao performance!! Paro's confusion, her turmoil, her trauma was so wonderfully depicted 👍🏼

Chacha Sa was a darling😊 His scene with Rudr had its own high points⭐️ Man, there is so much angst in this show...am almost drowning in it. Sab ke sab dukhi aatmaa-yen hain, in need of loads of TLC😃

Would not like to dwell too much on the ending for fear of hurting lots of hearts, so let's just say that it was wrong on so many levels...I expected better of this show.

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Siesta

@Siesta

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Posted: 11 years ago

Very nice post !

And might i join you in the minority who thought the first scene was much better than the last one. Infact the scene of Rudra with his chacha was also good. Sanaya was amazing in the first scene .

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hain

@hain

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Posted: 11 years ago

With you all the way Savvy-sa. That scene was brilliantly conceived, written, directed and acted. So much more powerful that what followed later.

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1sarun

@1sarun

Voyager

+ 3

Posted: 11 years ago

Well written, yep to me the hysteric Paro was high point of this episode. Sanaya was brilliant , Paro's hysteric ramblings, shock and final breakdown, San aced it. I'm sure San is inching towards the much eluding recognition for her talent by playing Paro to the T.
Another good episode, the new entry Rudra's uncle was good and liked Aman too and the guy enacting that role is quite good.

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howcome

@howcome

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

Savs... how can you be in minority when rukmini is behind you...she too felt the last scene was not really really really required but as my good friend dipsy would say - chalta hai.

I too felt that the gun scene where she aims at him first and then points at herself was the bhest today...showed her character's anger turning to pain to seeing some sense in what chacha was seeing.