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Originally posted by: sonia_1

Fantastic analysis 👏

Such a fabulous episode 👍🏼 Rudra and Paro were outstanding. Loved the scene where her eyes are glued to the clock and his on hers 😳 Bandaging her hand and the way she was held by him just reminded of similar iconic scene from another show.😆

Must say Paro BaiSa has turned out to be quite a Bond girl to be able to see both Kunvar Sa and Aman in the tiny mirror on her lehnga 😃

The scene between the elder son and DIL of Kaaki / Maasi was sweet. Seems the son is aware of his mother's casual cruelty towards his wife.

Originally posted by: Jaz1990

Another amazing analysis!

Originally posted by: Sofna

All that remained was for a bangle to break and cut Paro's palm. But Paro's palm was already torn.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...That was hilarious.🤣...
But the look he gave her whilst bandaging her hand was☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️...

I'm sure the epi was loaded with marriage symbolism, starting with Rudra clearing it with his father outright she is a witness.
The burnt roti n sabzi deffo played a part in activating the alert, manipulative brain cells in Paro 😛, for she was all weary and cautious after that .😆

I was waiting with bated breath for him to remove those bangles when they were jingling,😳instead he became glued to her!!😆

It was an amusing epi, with Parud blowing hot and cold on each other.

Samrat and his wife scene was sweet.
Both the elder sons share traits of their father's.

As usual a beautiful, detailed, eloquent write up.👏

Originally posted by: msin

. There, reprising a classic love-hate scene, PaRud shared a memorable moment as Rudra pinned Paro's wrists to the wall on either side of her head and fixed her with furious eyes. All that remained was for a bangle to break and cut Paro's palm. But Paro's palm was already torn.

Trust me if the bangle had broken and cut her palm ... I would have started crying ...it still cuts deep for me..kuch yaaden hum nahi bhulte..

Nice episode... Very nice analysis...

Originally posted by: spirit

Lovely episode and a very eloquent and insightful take tvbug. 👏Can I just call you Bugs?😃 I didn't realise he had cooked dinner for her, Thanks for pointing that out. Did not see that coming. It was a lovely episode today. and it's been intriguing to see Paro grow a little, she has started defying him, and now going by the precap will outwit him too. She wasn't able to make up her mind about him, the flashes of compassion did not go well with the overwhelming cruelty she has seen from him. But the midnight deception will put at rest all doubts for now.

Then this unusual ride, this journey of three very damaged individuals in a household full of crazies will move into the next phase. Looking forward to it and reading your takes as things unravel.

Originally posted by: anobserver

Lovely post again!

@ The palm torn by the nail, not the bangles -- Ha ha ... All these days, I have been tempted. To go back to the first scene of her dressed in her bridal attire and attempt to count the number of bangles on her hands and then attempt to count the number of bangles she broke in her grief in her prison cell ... and then do the math. Well, her bangles are made of sterner stuff. They will break only when she breaks them. All of his manhandling earlier too hadn't broken them. So, the CVs had to resort to the nail.

@ Who disturbed Kakisa's sleep -- Pray, wasn't she swatting away the mosquitoes? It's the mosquitoes who were drawn to the *honey-tongued* kakisa and who kept her awake! I am not sure that she heard those bangles. But, if the lass had continued sashaying down the corridor, she certainly would have heard them.

@ Dialogue re snuffing out the light -- that certainly had me guffawing too.

Did you also notice that the makeshift bandage was tied differently through the episode? Did you also notice that the lad ensured that he got back his handkerchief from her when he released her? Reckon he wanted a keepsake? Oh well, the handkerchief might just come handly. Now that she will go missing, he can get some sniffer dogs and set them on the hunt ... probably to lead him right back to him and to his haveli. Only one question remains -- how will she pay the bus fare back to Chandgadh? Yes, he has RReleased to her the location of her house-arrest after assiduously keeping it a secret earlier. Tsk tsk ...

Just one question: Since he has let it become known to the villagers that she is now Late Paro (not late because she arrives back home late in the dead of the night), aren't the villagers likely to first scream "Bhoot" and run away in fear rather than embrace her with joy?

Originally posted by: win7

lovely post!

Originally posted by: CandYlicious_S

Beautiful post as usual tvbug-sa!! 🤗

Not meeting his reproachful eyes, Paro continued to rebel against his authority. She would not eat, she said, no matter what. So Rudra resorted to the 'khaana khao, ghar jao' tactic he'd learnt at the hospital. And as Paro eyed him in disbelief, he begged her forgiveness - he had no proof of her involvement in gun-running. Once more he thrust the plate at her. And as hope kindled anew he pronounced her sentence complete. Paro was free to go!

OMGG I never thought about it that way 🤣 He may have got this new idea from nurse 😆 To persuade Paro like a mom do her child ;D

Paro's eyes flew to the clock. She'd taken the bait. Rudra resumed feeding her, eyes trained on her mouth for the sake of efficiency. Paro never looked away from the clock and missed the triumph that lit his gaze followed by that darker emotion when he thought of how close he was to nabbing the Thakur.

I was totally in AWWW of this scene 😳 She looked so damn innocent when looking at the clock and he was stuffing food in her mouth.. 😆 ❤️

Originally posted by: DiyaS

Lovely post as always, tvbug 😃 And great replies.

I liked your pointing out Paro's response to Rudra's rude talk with his father ... disbelief that he could talk to his father like that, that the man was Rudra's father ... she an orphan who has longed for her own parents, couldn't believe that he could be so callous towards his own father ... hence the return of the 'jallad'.

Didn't notice that he had cooked dinner for her ... thanks for pointing that out. Also said in another post ... Rudra is a caring person, because he has had to be ... he has been the parent in the relationship with his father ... caring does come naturally to him. Even though he hides it under a gruff exterior.

As Spirit Sa said ... Paro had started to trust him a little ... at least she was ambivalent about him ... was he good or all bad? After this deceit, she will have no doubts ... the budding trust will evaporate.

@anobserver - good point ... Rudra revealed the location of the safe place to Paro ... so how does he know she won't reveal it to the Thakur? Or is he confident that he will reach her before she can manage to do that? Knowing how soft she is, the last thing on her mind would be to reveal where she was held ... he will get to her way before she reaches that stage.

Or does it not matter to him anyway ... even if his kaaka's family gets into trouble with the Thakur, he couldn't care less.