20th Feb: Laal Ishq: Zakhmee Aurat V/s. Zakhmee Aadmi - Page 7

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

You are addressing me like Rudra!😆...Thank you.

True, Rudra and Paro are in self-judged correct zones - and the miscalculation of truth and its timing is not their fault - its the twist that brought them together in the first place. Ek doosre ke zakham kuredenge bhi aur bharenge bhi.

Paro is missing Thakurs too much - aa gayye hainn ussko uthaane. Rudra ki print ad acchi nahi lagee, toh abb poori film hi dekhh le.And that too with her own eyes.😃

You know, this is the quickest fix to this problem. Thakur's men kidnap Paro, or take her away willingly. Then she comes face to face with his real face. And Rudra realizes that she didn't know anything at all, and she was just being used as a pawn.
Or, Nandu Jija makes an entry and everyone's doubts are cleared .

brilliant post again...love to read ur takes always...

Originally posted by: HemaG

brilliant post again...love to read ur takes always...

and liked this lines too much..

1. The most LOVELY moment of the episode was when Rudra exhibited some adorable hand holding with Paro- very gentle and very kind. Darwaaze ke peechhe ke naatak bhool jaao.

2. Paro proved that she is Rudra's perfect match. Collar pakdaa aur kya solid pakdaa and she told him what he always tells her - Look into my eyes when am talking to you.

and also the first line that rudra was not ashamed to cry infront of her...oh...how cute...

Super duper post MKM...

She is right where she stands, he is right where he stands, but sadly both so wrong about each other.

Though one thing is that Paro used the trump card of soul baring against Rudra and calls bluff.

With this suicidal marriage she kills herself but in the bargain destroys him too.

Last night I kept thinking of one thing though... Rudra's redemption is more personally...but will Paro ever go through some redemption after knowing her right "mein sahi hoon" turns out to be so wrong. Or is there no need for redemption because it all boils down to blind faith.

Its going to be very interesting...

Originally posted by: ddFan2012

Super duper post MKM...

She is right where she stands, he is right where he stands, but sadly both so wrong about each other.

Though one thing is that Paro used the trump card of soul baring against Rudra and calls bluff.

With this suicidal marriage she kills herself but in the bargain destroys him too.

Last night I kept thinking of one thing though... Rudra's redemption is more personally...but will Paro ever go through some redemption after knowing her right "mein sahi hoon" turns out to be so wrong. Or is there no need for redemption because it all boils down to blind faith.

Its going to be very interesting...

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

Thanks . All i can say as of now is that if and when Paro comes to know that Rudra was right all along, and moreover that he was the one to keep her alive, the kind of intensely loyal and emotional woman she is, she will go to any lengths to protect and nurture Rudra.

That's who Paro really is. Totally 'Jaan aur jahaan denne waali' types. 😆

Sahi kaha...

episode was nothing to write home about . the quiksilver mode of the bg music really grated on my nerves. also the sharukh-like breakdown of ashish. almost transported me to kal ho na ho -movie feel. overacting does not suit the synonym-of-subtle master.

is rudy such a pansy hearted jallad that he cries everytime he gets upset? yes, like you said, his abandonement -wound is being broken open and washed with antiseptic.. it does burn. I accept that. the cover of his mother's palm was lifted from hi s head then, the cover of the BSD's hat is being lifted now.. but really, is his mental state so fragile that he breaks down in front of his captive?

or is it that like i said before, is paro that single person that bypasses rudra's defenses, simply because he has janam janam ka connection with her?

really liked parvati today.
sanaya has added another feather in her crown.


i asked this question elsewhere and was frozen out.
thanks for making sense of the nonsense.
really liked your writeup today.👏

Pink.lotus I actually liked that Rudra is shown to be a man who isn't afraid to cry. We are used to seeing images of men who are emotionally strong all the time. And real men Do feel pain as much as we do, they cry too. Pain and emotional break down isn't gender specific.

If your post was about Ashish's performance, I have to say that I liked his performance. But opinions are subjective so I understand if you didnt like it.