Has anyone wondered. WHAT could HAVE happened IF...? - Page 4

Sumi! I am glad u took that advice!! Just cz some people refuse to see sense doesn't mean we should stop talking sense or just letting them to spoil our mood!! We can make our own party! 😛

anyway awesome topic girl! 🤗 completely 200% agree! Anyway i don't think i need to add anything further.

These people who r not willing to think beyond this moment is not ready to think that had Paro gone across the border she might have been sold to a brothel or something and been exploited in such a way that death would have been merciful. And that Paro who was so innocent and pure who was about to cross the border would have died every waking second had that happened.

Anyway talking to brick walls are hardly ever effective. But even then hopefully at least 1 of them might have learned something from this topic!! :D

It's a good post. Everyone has their own view point. Some people think within the box and some think outside of the box.

Ekkjhatly buddy...thanks for pointing out some very logical conclusions...these should have been obvious but some of us take great pleasure in screaming mayhem!!

Very good post! Worth thinking over. Our, viewers, perceptions are as tainted as Paro's right now.

Excellent post Sumi, I think being the viewer we forget we watch both sides of the story play out. But the characters don't. For us to assume for Rudra that Paro is innocent and Paro to believe he is her protector, then where's the story?

Let's just leave it to the cv's to show what they have perceived...because it is their vision that attracted us to this show in the first place.

And this is the tragedy of their situation, because if you look from their POV, they're both right. Since they both don't know the whole truth about each others' situation.
At the same time, he doesn't have evidence to back up his claims that she knew anything at all. And he can't provide her with evidence that her "in-laws" were actually terrorists. So , she's not going to believe anything he says. His personal prejudice against women and his belief that all of Birpur must be involved, is blinding him to certain things, in my opinion, that is. Like, why would any woman willingly barter herself in return for arms. And if the said woman was aware that this is what the marriage was about, why would she agree to it? And now all that he has held dear is at risk, so he's lashing out any way he can to get her to "confess". Only, how can she confess to something she never did in the first place? Something she doesn't even know happened?

And now the viewer is left with divided sympathies, sometimes felt more for one character than the other, but a tug of war all the same.

Thanks for liking and commenting on my post guys <3 🤗

exactly true...