RReturn of the Nephew - Page 2

Originally posted by: Jaz1990

Great analysis! Loved the fact that in today's episode they connected paro wishing for rudra and her run dis position.

Thank you, Jaz.😊 Yes we saw Paro remembering her wish in front of the Lord, and the memory was like a fresh wound. Poor Paro, as if things weren't bad enough, now she probably feels in someway responsible for bringing her misfortune on herself.

Originally posted by: samirao

Awesome post with fantastic review , very well written

Thank you, Samira.😊 Glad you enjoyed it.

Originally posted by: Sofna

Hey Sabz🤗...You know I feel intimidated😲 in writing anything after reading such articulate reviews😆...But... I still can't help share some of my ramblings😳..so bear with me😉

Rudra has become DESPERATE to keep Paro alive! His Protective stance and possessiveness over shadow everything else. He has to pause before repeating that should he wait for some bullet to finish her off. He is not detached anymore. Mission Paro has long since overstepped the boundaries of just a 'case'!

Although, he is prepared to step in the line of fire before her, to safeguard her there is a tell tale clenching of his jaw when his chacha introduces Paro as his 'mangetar'. He doesn't want a personal tag = a name- to this relation.

The smirk he flashes at his kaki/mausi when her husband clearly announces that the haveli is under Dilsher's name...So Rudra being the apparent heir was too good.😆 🥳

I know the 'forgiveness' act was all a sham. He openly insulted his chachi, as they both knew, I still didn't expect it. Then one thought came to mind. In Paro's list the last thing she wanted was he will go down on his knees in front of her . Today she may not realize, but he did just that for her. Her safety, her life! She looked uncomfortable seeing him so.

His unwillingness to let her out of his sight, then changing tactic with 'aap zara idhar aaye'🤣...his eyes conveying a whole different story🤣...

Their story is so tragic. 😭 One day Paro will realize the so called Jallad, Rakshas, avatar is his only way of manifesting love and care for her. Whilst her dignified silence today that screams betrayal against her motherland, for him, will soak his his anguish, his hurt and pain.

The kitchen scene was good too. Maithli and Sunehri emphasizing again & again their being together is not simply a coincidence, beginning with their names. And Paro remembering her wish, believing it has backfired on her...but only time will tell.

I think I've written too much nw😳😆😆😆

Thnk u fr the pm😳

Originally posted by: win7

lovely post!

Thank you, Win.😊

Lovely insightful post as always ...

Originally posted by: lsage

Fantastic analysis!

Thank you. 😊

Originally posted by: Malini1

Nice analysis as always. Liked the episode, it was wholesome for the progress of the story, though kaki's punchy dialogues were missing. Liked the way Paro's character is shaping up slowly.The cv's are nicely closing some loops and opening new ones. On the whole i'm liking the way story is progressing.
Looking forward to some lighter moments between Paro and Sunehri, music and dance by the girls.

Wonderfully written as usual!! 😃

My eyes were glued to the screen from the time when the maid dropped the thali on the floor. The majors slow stride into the courtyard. The way his hands were on his hips. Samrat stepping before his mother ever so slightly. Boy has some Ranawat blood in him after all? 😉 .

The way his hands slid off his hips in order to appear like the obedient nephew and yet his sboulders still squared with pride. I couldn't help think " oh no you didn't, kaki masi" for a second there I thought she'd step back and not allow him touch her feet to complete his humiliation.

Loved the "are you listening to this?/so there" look he flashed mohini when he was announced as heir apparent.

It was a joy to watch mythili so happy and also her interaction with sunehri.

The quiet conversation he had with Danveer just about broke my heart. "Meri majboori ko meri saza na banaiye" My heart went out to both of them. Kakas naivity in thinking things could go back to normal. I think as adults, elders sometimes forget that time has passed, the ones who were young and innocent have faced the harshness of the world too and have been changed from that experience. It's the long gap in years between their interactions I suppose that could be blamed. Danveer still sees the little boy who hoped to grow a moustache like his beloved chacha, not the fully grown man who has deep wounds that time has allowed to fester.

I wonder if Rudra and Paro will now go over their cover stories so they get it right when asked next time. 😊

Brilliant analysis!!!! As usual!!

Originally posted by: chhanchhan88

good analysis

Thank you.😊