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I only have one issue with the end. I wish Rudra didn't see the man at all and was clueless about why Paro was running she could have just lied saying she fell and hit her head because fom her POV he didn't come for help when called and now why should he care. The reason being Rudra is obsessed with the security of the house, he sees a strange man leaving the house and paro with a bleeding forehead and his reaction was too cavalier and he seems too easily satisfied with Paro's answer and more concerned with getting back at her. Shouldn't he be up and arms finding out who that man was and considering he deliberately hurt Paro he was no house guest. The transition into him romancing Paro didn't go well with the situation or his character when something so dramatic had just happened and he was witness to a stranger breaching the haveli security. If the writers didn't want Rudra involved if they just wanted to show romance then they shouldn't have made him look like an idiot by seeing the man and then ignoring the danger. We have been much complainig about Rudra's brain power and how he is not as sharp as he should be, obvious mistakes like this by him does not do much to boost his image. I know the writers were just intending to close the detour track and go forward with the wedding but still they could have done a better job in closing out the lose ends. Obviously the biggest lose end is him not knowing about Mythili kidnapping which he needs to know, are we expecting a house full of people to keep their mouth shut regarding a near death family disaster as if Mythili got lost in the mall.
Besides all that I loved the last scene I just wish transition into the scene was handled better so I could have enjoyed it more. Welcome back Rudra I think there was a collective whoop when he appeared. Beautiful scene and tender acting. I liked the fact that it was her blood, devdas also filled Paro maang with her blood hmmm that ended in tragedy so maybe bad luck. I think we saw this a mile away the moment she got hit in the head I knew there was going to be a sindoor rasm. This is an cliche over done scene in every show, but what makes it unique every time is the couple and setting. So points to RR for bringing their own flavor to an otherwise predictable sequence, it had tension, shock, anger and deeply buried unacknowledged belonging. Rudra has definitely got his wires crossed he is not going to be able to let of this girl even if she signed those documents. I think him calling her as Mrs. Ranawat had layers of gloating but also ownership, she is mine and he was gleeful about it.
Now we know that Paro is going to ruin her own Mehendi ritual, what would be unique is if the burn on her hand takes the shape of an R. This is a destined couple they are going to be together whether they want it or not so all rituals must be observed even Paro can't fight fate. So for an injury she caused herself to take the shape of R, it is like she unknowingly marked herslef and chose him. How dramatic would that be not to mention the name is forged from fire as their relationship is, this is not one of blissful boy meets girl it is one of deep pain. She should be marked by R through pain not by the cooling feeling of Mehendi because that is not them. Rudra has just marked her his wife by filling her mang with her blood and announcing her as Mrs. Ranawant, now it is time for Paro to fulfill one ritual in Rudra's name and complete this holy union.
Arjun
