Somehow cant tolerate Laila and Rudr scenes

Originally posted by: sukhminderkaur7

Agree but why cvs still showing paro crying for her terrorist husband it is high time she should know the reality about her fake marriage and fake husband why she always hold rudra guilty of killing her so called husband in such situations there are no chance of parud romance.why she always behave like an ignorant village girl who can not think beyond marriage.

Originally posted by: DiyaS

Umm ... maybe because Paro still doesn't KNOW that her husband was a terrorist? That's why she is still crying for him ... for her, it was a fairy tale wedding. Calling her an ignorant village girl is a bit harsh ... she cannot put aside a life time of love and affection from the Thakurain, and brain washing about the BSD from the Thakur who has been a father figure to her, just by a few words from Rudra.

Also remember, she saw Rudra kill her husband with her own eyes, after which he tied her up like an animal, dragged her to a dark room, threw her in without food or water ... and now is pressuring her to sign a document or else marry him. And he has tried to physically intimidate her on a number of occasions, all to pressurise her about the wedding, when he knows she hates him. So far he has not given her a shred of proof about any of his claims ... either about the Thakur or about her sister. So it's not surprising that she doesn't believe him at all.

When she knows about the reality of her marriage, I'm sure she will not side with the Thakur ... but that's the whole basis of the misunderstanding between them. It may not be cleared so soon. She is slowly beginning to see his protectiveness, she has even started to trust him to some extent ... but only against his kaaki. She cannot yet trust his word against the word of those who have brought her up.

Originally posted by: sukhminderkaur7

I respect your views dear but still I will say that paro doesn't want to think about the reality..she can't imagine that a patriotic officer like rudra can go to any extent for his motherland she has no value of such things as she is an ordinary village girl who can hardly think about her country even today in our country the only aim of such girls to get married they can't think beyond that because they are being brought up in such types of environment.