RRestoring Rudra - Page 3

Originally posted by: loveanime

I cried I actually cried taking a deep breath tearrsss.

You know no matter in what sense Rudra was in it was Paro it was in front of him. He never once mentioned her name but we all know who Rudra saw. He recognized her as her only when she was in front of him. His initial reaction was push her way but the moment his head fell on her shoulders it was over, he surrendered to Paro completely. She was tending his wound he lets her tend him it stung so he winced in pain, he answers her question regarding does it hurt and now does it feel any better and OMGGG my tears burst out at his cute oonnnhhh and nods at her question. He was hungry he wanted his Paro to do something about it, nodding at her and when she gets up to leave nooo don't leave me oh please don't it was a simple plea so powerful so tragic so gut wrenchingly desperate. His oonhhhsss at her reassurance that she will be back he was listening to her he understood her trusted her and let go of the hand. I think from now on Rudra can throw the kitchen sink at Paro but if she holds this moment close to her heart she will know now and forever Rudra needs her and nothing else matters. She keeps her promise to be back and Rudra smiles at her return he knows his Paro is back to him and eats as she feeds him. Paro's sweet attempt to remind him of the time he fed her despite the drama of that moment Paro looking back holds every memory of the time spent with Rudra close to her heart as a sacred memory. Rudra might or might not have been genuine but for Paro it is now all too real he is her jallad. She with a small smile was trying to divert him to something in the past hoping the distraction would make him feel better. She replicated all that he did for her and more, she is a nurturer but she is not a forcer Rudra's bas meant bas she sets aside the plate he should eat more but no he was done. She wipes him clean and time for bed yes rest Rudra no where else could he have slept that night in peace except in her lap. He finally belonged and was with someone who wanted to take care of him just as desperately he wanted to be taken care of. Paro and Rudra at peace for the night.

Originally posted by: JJKKL

tvbug2011,

Believe it or not - a few serials or rather some episodes of a few serials I would like to watch only in the laptop with head phones. That gives you a feeling of full involvement. As if only then it becomes yours - like a book to read. Just you and the scenes.

I was watching the RR episode on TV and when I realized it was one of those "fantastic episodes" I switched off the TV. And then watched it a while later in YouTube. Have only one word for it. RR in my books has taken No1 position in Hindi serials - even above the one not to be named. And Ashish is undoubtedly the king of TV. If he can portray the scene so well - he can do any other role with equal ease. And Sanaya is Sanaya. Undoubtedly the queen of TV

I did not read your writeup fully. Sorry about that. The scene was so powerful I do not want anything else to be over it. Am sure you would have captured the essence quite well

One question which is nagging me - he said "lautkar aa gayi" Which means he knows the person with him is a woman. But did he really know it was Paro ? He did tell her to go away initially but then he would have said that to any of the three ladies in his life. What is your take on this ?

I wish - just wish - he would have said Paro atleast once :-(

Originally posted by: smitar

Awesome episode and Brilliant analysis.👏


The smiling visage of his mother as she stood with Teju the traitor, all decked up in pearls & silk was the last straw on this camel's back.

It was the end of his childish dreams that she would regret leaving him and return to him one day, that she had realised that leaving him had been a mistake, was repenting and wanted to return to him, that she hadn't left him & his Bapusa for another man but had gone away for some unknown reason, some circumstance that was out of her control and would return one day, that she was missing her son, was unhappy without him, was longing to see him...

And it was the moment of recognition that his mother had taken permission from him to leave one rainy night, unaware of the fact that she was speaking to her son, her son who was standing in the rain, protected only by BSD's umbrella while she was warm and cosy and dry in her luxury car.

That he had been standing mere inches away from his own mother and hadn't recognised her. Just as she hadn't recognised him. That she didn't care. She didn't give a damn. That the lady who had fed him and sung him to sleep was no more and expecting a dead person to return was hopeless. That he was finally an orphan-- with a dead mother and a dying father. This truth was staring him the face and there was no way he could ignore it.

It was finally proof that everything Kaki witch & Bapusa had said about his mother was true.

She was faithless.

It was the end of his hopes and dreams. And the man she had chosen over his father was Teju the traitor. The final dagger to his heart.

Originally posted by: shreya_rc

Sabs,

do u know when I came back after watching yesterday's episode,I sat on a stupor ! my head felt so empty and blank as if soaked by a blotting paper. I lost all ability to write anything meaningful, form coherent lines, sat on a stupor , head reeling from the after effects of the maelstrom that engulfed me all.

and the episode was one hell galore of torrid emotions,despair ,last shred of sanity falling apart ,abject loneliness but along with it ---- a hope for salvation, for mitigation of all heart piercing agony, and for the beacon that stood firm,tall,patient,magnanimous, empathetic amidst all wreck .

In all these three months, the writers were building the platform for this very moment... ... the saga of their mutual dependence,concern and companionship has now truely begun !

Originally posted by: Deedeepa1

it was an amazinggg mindblowing episode

looove your post btw

i don't really understand hindi so this is totally helpful🤗

Originally posted by: showviewer

Very emotional episode and beautifully enacted by Ashish and Sanaya.

As Rudra broke from the unrelenting hits through the day, Paro built herself from the betrayals and tragedies she was dealt with. Like always when one falls apart the other supports and balances.

Nice post Sabs.