All that Dilsher and Maya have sowed, Paro shall reap. - Page 6

Originally posted by: Jaz1990

Sh-amazingly said! Rite now rudra is in feathers, his life is falling into pieces and only one person can save him, will she rise for him that's da question

Beautiful post MKM..!!! 🤗 And I felt super bad for Rudra today.. Lets see in chaar din mein kia hota hai.. 😆

i loved that scene with Rudra and his father in Paro's presence...when he blames his father for how he's turned out...all bitterness and anger ...and rightly so...his father fed him that poison when he was just a kid...how else was he supposed to turn out...how else he could've survived his fathers poisonous rants day and night if not by turning into an unfeeling monster...accor. to him...now his father says to forget all that and live a normal happy life that includes wife and kids...i mean How on earth could Dilsher not see the grave crime he has done to his son...he needed this reality check...

this wedding/ court-martial drama is to hopefully bring Rudra and Paro close... as in understanding of each other...i hope Paro soon see's through all that bitterness and barood as he called his heart and finds that little kid she wanted to empathize with...coz that kid desperately needs someone like her...someone who can care, comfort and love unconditionally...
I'm not too sure how long they'll drag this witness thing...i just wish they'll move on with it.

as usual excellent post MKM👏

That is a brilliant post!

I will always hold Dilsher and Maya for having ruined a kid's childhood and robbed him of a sense of security. As much as I do feel Rudr's agony, his anger, his bitterness, I also believe he did an exceptional job with himself. He got himself to be a fine human being. He is def not social, but he cares in his own way for his staff, his father, Paro! It shows when his subordinates pledges his loyalty to him, It shows when his father respects him enough to abide by his judgement, it shows when Paro clings to him in the face of adversity. I am sure he will break through the clutches of the past... when his future beckons.

I simply love the scenes when Dilsher, Rudr and Paro are together. They have such a wonderful bond, though unacknowledged, they are family. Though Dilsher is Ranawat, not Papa, though Rudr is Major Saab, not Beta, though Paro is the ladki, not bahu/Mangetar... they are a unit. The way the scene in Rudr's room panned out... it was just like a family dealing with a casualty... Rudra and Paro worked in complete sync to comfort Dilsher. The moment was so poignant, no wonder Dilsher wanted to grab the moment for Rudr, Paro and himself! Rudr lashed out at his Ranawat for the poison he fed him all these years... but I am sure, when Maya returns, Rudr will stand by his father and no one else. As demented and dysfunctional the relationship between the father and son is... they have been eachother support when the world turned against them and they will remain so.

Another wonderful thing about the trio is, they fight with eachother, they get very bitter towards the other... but at the slightest threat against one of them, they don't think before stepping into the line of fire. There is always one person who speaks, Dilsher, Rudr or Paro and the other two retain their calm and play along... that is what a family does, don't they. Today, Dilsher lashed out, while Rudr stood in silent support of his father... though he does not agree with the marriage and grandkids logic, he was not going to let down his dad or Paro.

It is a good sign that all the pent up frustrations in Dilsher and Rudr are coming out... atleast they are discussing things now... and that is Paro's influence in their lives. Dilsher has made his share of mistakes... but now that he realises it, he will not resign to the monster he created. Though Paro will be in the fore fighting this monster, Dilsher will be Paro's strength and confidence to turn the monster into a Prince again.

This family will finally find its peace... all of them deserves it and all of them will do their bit. As much as I want to know Maya's reasons to abandon her family, I don't want her to disturb this equation! If Maya is indeed Thakurainsa... the trio will be torn again.

Well said... But Dilsher is also reaping his misogynous dose. He could not confront Rudra when he gave his hateful speech. But for sure it is going to impact Paro a lot. Even though he says he is poisonous, by the way he treats Paro (while she sleeps particularly) he does not seem to be that kind of guy (may be he didn't realize it himself).

I am glad they are showing how Rudra has been affected by the earlier side of Dilsher too - otherwise - it seemed the earlier scenes were a mistake and suddenly Dilsher is a changed man and Rudra has no recollection of his drunk father who taught him to hate women with his pain over his wife leaving him!

However, I agree the burden of changing Rudra should not fall only on Paro!

Beautiful post!

Profound insights as usual, Vicky. 👏