RRicochet - Page 2

Originally posted by: Sofna

Hey Sabs...🤗...Loved it...That bed scene explanation was ☺️

What to say about PaRud they fight behind closed doors for defending the other in public!

There were some deep dialogues uttered in today's epi. I like that many of their questions leave them stunned, yet they fail realize their actions provide the necessary answers.

Paro has forgotten irrelevant of her situation as captive, her duration here, she doesn't hold any importance for Samrat's family. They have no reason to feel gratitude towards her stance and support (despite the sincerity) above the insult of their mother, similar with Maithli. She is foremost bound to her husband and his family.

I'm assuming Paro's naivety in thinking for the moment & not the wider consequences of her actions lies in having her life and future mapped out by others always.

It's an unusual contrast in her considering she is perceived as a mature & calm person by nature, Forethought, foresightedness on her involvement would be expected from her. Her lack of experience of people and life has limited her vision tremendously. Hence with Maithli, she is moved by the heart more than thought of where and what she is revealing.

Rudra has survived enough betrayals on that score to ALWAYS trust his mind.

The bond that is slowly forming in them of reliance and responsibility. She reliant on him for protection, identity, honor now. He is responsible to keep her alive. One day he will become reliant on her care, presence, whilst she will be responsible in removing his misconceptions.

Both looked hottt in the lep. spin, pinning scene..☺️😆😆...one startled and heaving the other in a daze 😛...I think he knew from the touch it was her, the spin was just to frighten her, a forewarning😉. I loved the conscious way she fixed her scarf 😛 It still grates on him that she became someone else's even for a few hrs... "naam ka patti"

Mausam Sa's dialogues rock in Dilsher's co....His satisfaction seeing what he predicted for these two coming true.

And the last scene was very poignant, 'If you need anything, ask me'. Rudra has been delivered his fair share of blows to harden him against exposing this kindness.
Today he saw another good soul being punished for the same. He has survived the scars, become a beaten human.
I think in that little moment he wanted that trait to survive in her. And offered a hand to her in the open that she can rely on him.

Originally posted by: Ipoona

Sabs... Lovely lovely read ... I saw it all ...😛 Feral gaze and all ... 😉 This is turning out to be quite an adventure for me ... You my friend, weave a tapestry with your words ... Hard not to get carried away ... The bedroom scene was exceptionally potent ... Thanks for letting me peep in ...😛

Originally posted by: vaish912

Perfect ! M totally loving RR

Originally posted by: loveanime

Today really was the focus on Rudra's connect with Paro as her shield, his anger, confusion and guilt paving way for his empathetic and caring side. He was a shield when he rose to take her hurt, he openly admits she made a mistake and she should be punished, but he will take the punishment on her behalf a true lover when it does not matter who gets hurt her hurt is mine and we are equals so it does not matter where the strike lands.

His anger erupts at her the first obvious concern being she disclosed her secret not that she interfered in family matter. It is when Paro talks of family he reminds her of the harsh truth. He is telling her in his own harsh way that this family is not worth her love or loyalty. He knows the cruelty of this haveli of horrors he has lived it how they broke him and he doesn't want her to waste her breath, her tears and most of all her personal safety for these ingrates.

Confused he is when he doesn't know why he did take the slap for her, confused again he is when she tries to heal him and his heart is pounding out of his chest and he is choking under emotions he can't comprehend when she is pinned down under him. He desperately wants to clear this confusion by reminding himself and her that he is her destroyer but it is not he but her who brings up the fact that she is innocent.

I think Rudra is at that phase where he has pretty much accepted that Paro is not directly part of the gun smuggling case, which means he must be feeling guilt too for harming an innocent. His guilt at tormenting her, his confusion of his own feelings, and his fear at losing her that she will go away from him if not for this case that is slowly losing scope of her need to be prisoned to him or worst it is death that might finally separate them all this is putting Rudra through an emotional blender.

He feels empathy for her when she tells him she has no home and he feels her loneliness when he knows she is alone in this horror haveli. He asks her to put aside her forlorn face and reassuring her that she doesn't have to be here too long so not to be sad what an awww moment. That fails to cheer her up so he grasps her hand not just asks her to stop, but physically clutches it to remind her he is there for her and always will. His empathy is stretched to allow for her to be amongst people not to be stuck in a room all day when he sees how depressed she is. He calmly tells her she can go amongst people if she wants but asks her to cover her face to which Paro obediently complies.

He connects with her loneliness, who knows better than him what it means to be lonely no one to talk to, to be abandoned and lost and all one feels is an ocean of despair, so much so a man who shares his hurt with no one reaches out to another lonely soul tells her from his heart that she can come to him. He reminds her how he told her that no one in this horror mansion is worth her love but it is only he that understands her pain and is there for her. I think this was the most poignant moment in the show between them so far.