Have you thought this out...Paro?? - Page 3

Yes eve ji all are confused with Paro reactions...only one word,,Rudra style baawariya ho gayee hai..

Originally posted by: Vikasg

I totally agree with you. I understand Paro does not want Rudra to think that she tried to kill his father but I would like to see some logical arguments rather than "mera bharosa kariye". Maybe even asking Aman for help..I don't know..something needs to be done. But this is similar to what Rudra was doing earlier, asking for trust without proof.

I am just hoping they show her getting some clues when she goes to live at the haveli...Rudra at least did not develop such overwhelming feelings overnight ...Paro's transformation took one night...

Originally posted by: sara_in

Yes eve ji all are confused with Paro reactions...only one word,,Rudra style baawariya ho gayee hai..

or maybe she is missing the Rudra who use to be always be there for her, dragging her to places, following her...even to the bathrooms door step... i think she is missing her own sweet pug!..

😆 possibly...and yup she has become Rudra ki Bawaariya...overnight...at least should have taken some logical time before bow wowing after Rudra. One day you are hating him...the next day you believe he is your fated one and your are his Paro...if only it was so instant...

Originally posted by: eveline

I know the attraction was always there...from both the sides. The pull, the attachment, I get that all...but the temple scene where she compares with Shiv Parvati...where is the logic here?? And it takes just a few hours for this pull to develop into full blown madness?? Me and my insistence on things making sense...😕

That is where Paro's innocence comes in, her actions are unconscious...she knows him well enough by now...that is what th writers are doing ,on the surface showing she wants forgiveness, but internally she wants him all to heal, take away his pain, feed his soul with happiness...w/out her actually realizing so...

Isn't she doing exactly what Rudra was doing earlier? He kept begging her to believe him, he never gave her any proof, but just asked her to trust his word. Again and again and again.

Originally posted by: lovely

Ok..she doesn't know it yet...but isn't it too soon to develop such feelings for Rudra...don't such things take time...can't be like Maggi...two minute!!
Mine too...😆!!

Originally posted by: eveline

I know the attraction was always there...from both the sides. The pull, the attachment, I get that all...but the temple scene where she compares with Shiv Parvati...where is the logic here?? And it takes just a few hours for this pull to develop into full blown madness?? Me and my insistence on things making sense...😕

Originally posted by: Sofna

That is where Paro's innocence comes in, her actions are unconscious...she knows him well enough by now...that is what th writers are doing ,on the surface showing she wants forgiveness, but internally she wants him all to heal, take away his pain, feed his soul with happiness...w/out her actually realizing so...

Yes..that is what she unconsciously wants to do...but then shouldn't all this be gradual...it should take at least longer than a night to go so crazy about someone ...may be your are right...I just cant get a grip on this girl's mind...I know in her place I would not be so mercurial...

Originally posted by: lovely

I think a temple scene after she proving her innocence would have made more sense then showing it right now. That way she would have gotten to know him more better. Then if she had compared herself to goddess Parvati wanting/ asking shiv ji to make rudra her husband would have more sense, that's what I feel.

But I guess they wanted to show her getting inspiration and guidance from that story to keep persisting and not give up. But the question will still remain how to prove the innocence, let's wait until tomorrow to see if she just hovers around or get to work.

Exactly...the temple scene intensity and recognition of a true and destined soul mate should have been at a later date...the Rudra Parvati simile at this stage..seemed totally out of context.

Originally posted by: Sofna

That is where Paro's innocence comes in, her actions are unconscious...she knows him well enough by now...that is what th writers are doing ,on the surface showing she wants forgiveness, but internally she wants him all to heal, take away his pain, feed his soul with happiness...w/out her actually realizing so...