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Is everyone out of PaRud spell yet .. OMGGG What was that 😲😲 ..PaRud were on fire in the whole cheek-carassing cum intense eyelock scene ... Ishhh ☺️☺️☺️☺️
I had correctly predicted last week itself that initially when Rudra started carassing her cheeks , there was that initial disgust in Paro's eyes but slowly when he kept carassing her cheeks so smoothly and tenderly while giving her that passionate intense bedroom-eye look , even Paro could not resist it and for a split second she felt that first sense of attraction towards Rudra 😉☺️☺️☺️ ;
Rudra too started it initially with the intention of playing around with her and scaring her against this marriage but eventually he too could not resist that innocent beauty of Paro and so the whole foreplay which started with a hidden agenda soon got converted into a natural pull that he felt towards Paro's innocent beauty and thus he kept carassing her cheeks with pleasure and just could not take his eyes off her 😉☺️☺️☺️☺️... He never touched such a innocent beauty in his life ever and so for the first time as a man he felt that pleasure of touching a woman 😳😳...
Ashish and Sanaya both were brilliant in bringing that quick change of expression from showing hatred to feeling intense desire and first sense of attraction in their eyes ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Both felt that intense desire , pleasure ,passion and attraction for the first time and so it took few seconds for both to actually regain their lost self and come back to normalcy 😉😛 .. Like I said in last week's Friday post itself that both r somewhere longing for that true love and affection .. Its almost like two thirsty souls finally coming in close proximity and finding that ultimate peace and pleasure 😳😳 ...
Rudra could never feel that desire or warmth when Laila tries to touch him or seduce him because he is not really looking for physical or biological needs only , he is looking for some peace, true love and that innocence too which is what he found in Paro when he touched her today and looked deep into her eyes for the first time 😳😳 ... Coming to Paro , she is a woman afterall who has her desires too and somewhere when Rudra grabs her in his arms and carasses her cheeks in such tender manner , a womanly desire inside her was clearly visible who is actually longing for this compassionate love of a man 😳😳
No wonder both actually got a bit shaken up after the intense eye-lock since cupid has already stuck right there and then itself 😉😛 .. First time both felt that attraction and pull towards each other keeping aside their so called hate and other issues 😳 ...
Other than this beautiful PaRud scene , I also loved the whole Blue/Sky Colour symbolism depicted in the episode today ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️...Here is the symbolism below 😳
We know that Lord Shiv is called Rudra as well as Neelkanth 😳 ..Over here Rudra orders for sky coloured Curtains because he wanted to tease Mohini with the colour sky which also represents the colour of poison after one consumes it .. Then later Sunehri talks of how Rudra ordered for blue curtains because he is our Neelkanth ( other name of LordShiv) 😳..Well Shiv was called Neelkanth because during Samudra Manthan He drank all the Poison by himself to protect other Gods and make sure everyone gets the Amrit in return and so after consuming whole poison , his entire body turned blue and thats why he was given this name of Neelkanth ... In this case it seems Rudra will drink all poison by himself again (that is risking his life) to protect Paro's life from Mohini and Thakur Tejawat who r after her life so that Paro can get the Amrit of life 🤔 .. So thats why CVs smartly used the colour blue instead of red today 👍🏼 ...
Above symbolism yet again proves how closely CVs r following Shiv-Shakti story and keeping all the references from there ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ .. I m not really assuming this symbolism here since CVs themselves hinted this symbolism by making Sunehri address Rudra as Neelkanth and making Rudra talk about how poison colour is blue too once someone consumes it 😉
Overall a wonderful start to the week with first glimpse of PaRud feeling the initial attraction for each other 😳😳
I had correctly predicted last week itself that initially when Rudra started carassing her cheeks , there was that initial disgust in Paro's eyes but slowly when he kept carassing her cheeks so smoothly and tenderly while giving her that passionate intense bedroom-eye look , even Paro could not resist it and for a split second she felt that first sense of attraction towards Rudra 😉☺️☺️☺️ ;
Rudra too started it initially with the intention of playing around with her and scaring her against this marriage but eventually he too could not resist that innocent beauty of Paro and so the whole foreplay which started with a hidden agenda soon got converted into a natural pull that he felt towards Paro's innocent beauty and thus he kept carassing her cheeks with pleasure and just could not take his eyes off her 😉☺️☺️☺️☺️... He never touched such a innocent beauty in his life ever and so for the first time as a man he felt that pleasure of touching a woman 😳😳...
Ashish and Sanaya both were brilliant in bringing that quick change of expression from showing hatred to feeling intense desire and first sense of attraction in their eyes ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Both felt that intense desire , pleasure ,passion and attraction for the first time and so it took few seconds for both to actually regain their lost self and come back to normalcy 😉😛 .. Like I said in last week's Friday post itself that both r somewhere longing for that true love and affection .. Its almost like two thirsty souls finally coming in close proximity and finding that ultimate peace and pleasure 😳😳 ...
Rudra could never feel that desire or warmth when Laila tries to touch him or seduce him because he is not really looking for physical or biological needs only , he is looking for some peace, true love and that innocence too which is what he found in Paro when he touched her today and looked deep into her eyes for the first time 😳😳 ... Coming to Paro , she is a woman afterall who has her desires too and somewhere when Rudra grabs her in his arms and carasses her cheeks in such tender manner , a womanly desire inside her was clearly visible who is actually longing for this compassionate love of a man 😳😳
No wonder both actually got a bit shaken up after the intense eye-lock since cupid has already stuck right there and then itself 😉😛 .. First time both felt that attraction and pull towards each other keeping aside their so called hate and other issues 😳 ...
Other than this beautiful PaRud scene , I also loved the whole Blue/Sky Colour symbolism depicted in the episode today ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️...Here is the symbolism below 😳
We know that Lord Shiv is called Rudra as well as Neelkanth 😳 ..Over here Rudra orders for sky coloured Curtains because he wanted to tease Mohini with the colour sky which also represents the colour of poison after one consumes it .. Then later Sunehri talks of how Rudra ordered for blue curtains because he is our Neelkanth ( other name of LordShiv) 😳..Well Shiv was called Neelkanth because during Samudra Manthan He drank all the Poison by himself to protect other Gods and make sure everyone gets the Amrit in return and so after consuming whole poison , his entire body turned blue and thats why he was given this name of Neelkanth ... In this case it seems Rudra will drink all poison by himself again (that is risking his life) to protect Paro's life from Mohini and Thakur Tejawat who r after her life so that Paro can get the Amrit of life 🤔 .. So thats why CVs smartly used the colour blue instead of red today 👍🏼 ...
Above symbolism yet again proves how closely CVs r following Shiv-Shakti story and keeping all the references from there ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ .. I m not really assuming this symbolism here since CVs themselves hinted this symbolism by making Sunehri address Rudra as Neelkanth and making Rudra talk about how poison colour is blue too once someone consumes it 😉
Overall a wonderful start to the week with first glimpse of PaRud feeling the initial attraction for each other 😳😳
Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2
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