Sushpective: The way I look at it... - Page 2

Originally posted by: ttt1

hey sush 😊

this is a fight i dont want paro to lose either , i root for paro

about whether it was right or wrong of rudra

i think the ability of the actor and the makers is also in portraying dark or grey characters that is what i thought was the intention of the scene

so i thought they did a good job because i hated the act i found it abusive

I agree with you Sush...

Originally posted by: -Sush-

Yup!! He did it...and he did the concern very well too!! There was a look...in that mehandi scene that was amazing...will post a picture if I find one..,,

OK...here it is...

I hear you about the time issue and would miss your posts if you stopped altogether.

I didn't feel the way most did - didn't think it was romantic but at the same time I didn't hate Rudra for doing what he did. They are both desperate people in an untenable situation. Paro is helpless and at his mercy and no she shouldn't be forced into a situation, particularly a marriage but how do the writers move forward then? If they can come up with an alternate way of moving the story I'm all for it.

Originally posted by: habs

I hear you about the time issue and would miss your posts if you stopped altogether.

I didn't feel the way most did - didn't think it was romantic but at the same time I didn't hate Rudra for doing what he did. They are both desperate people in an untenable situation. Paro is helpless and at his mercy and no she shouldn't be forced into a situation, particularly a marriage but how do the writers move forward then? If they can come up with an alternate way of moving the story I'm all for it.

Originally posted by: habs

I hear you about the time issue and would miss your posts if you stopped altogether.

I didn't feel the way most did - didn't think it was romantic but at the same time I didn't hate Rudra for doing what he did. They are both desperate people in an untenable situation. Paro is helpless and at his mercy and no she shouldn't be forced into a situation, particularly a marriage but how do the writers move forward then? If they can come up with an alternate way of moving the story I'm all for it.

Well put.

Originally posted by: samirao

Originally posted by: -Sush-

I think one way she can move forward even though she is not in love or does not want it...is if there is a clear sign that GOD intended it...Some thing divine ...??