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@LotusPetals

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Posted: 11 years ago

#11

Hi Diya!

Have been a silent reader of your posts since the beginning :-)

Liked the way you you analysed the episode ina humorous way 😎 Agree with everything you said :D

I'm really liking the role reversal. First Paro had nightmares at the hospital and Rudr calmed her down by hugging her. Today, Paro did the same.

Rudra used to first taste the food whether it was poisoned or not, today Paro did.

Fab post as always! 👏

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wildflower7

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Posted: 11 years ago

#12

Nice post !!

Wishing they slow down a bit on the romance emotions in the coming eps

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shirinfarhaad

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Posted: 11 years ago

#13

Could almost see Aman shaking his head at that one ... did he miss that lecture? Or is his boss missing a few marbles here?

Exactly my thoughts!!

Don't quite know why Paro should beg for mercy ... after all, she was deceived as much as Rudra was, even more so ... Tejawat is the true culprit here.

Umm Paro ... how about trying to find out who started the fire side by side? After all, you believed the truth only when confronted with it ... Rudra will be the same.

She seems quite perceptive and intelligent too, so why is she stuck on getting his forgiveness, why not looking for the real culprit, this is happening again. When Maithli was kidnapped instead of Paro, nobody questioned how, why and who? If their haveli is safe or not. They conveniently forgot about that event and now this. Are we supposed to forget these stuff as well?

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perry_platypus

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Posted: 11 years ago

#14

[quote]Rudra is now behaving like a tantrum throwing five year old ... Mommy loved you more than she loved me.[/quote]

Is that what you think?😉

I thought after a disastrous day where he got dumped at the mandap and dandafied and what not, he just wanted to make sure Paro was not his half sister, tabhi the question - Maasa kyon bula rahi hai?😲

Faltu Gyaan

Go to a temple.
Make your maant.
Dry leaves fly all over.
Tress in the background all haray bharay stay still.
Ghanti(s) swaying.

Samjho - Mannat Sweekar.

Edited by perry_platypus - 11 years ago

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DiyaS

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Posted: 11 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: showviewer
Diya your post had me in splits. 😆

While the emotional quotient of the episodes is being maintained the details are getting sidelined. In such an important case, raids and evidence collection is left to just two people in BSD. Tejawat and his men have completely abandoned the palace and left guns and important diaries to be found so that their 17 years worth of operations can collapse!!

Liked the temple scene of Paro with the priest and the reference of the Shiv-Paravati tale, but like you I was wondering why should she beg for forgiveness, rather it is better if she stays back to clear her name with some evidence. Hope they show Paro connecting the dots once she is back in the haveli. Don't want to see her trying to constantly appease the Ranawats.

Was quite amused to see Aman's perplexed looks when Rudra gave his spiel on beautiful women. Though it is a clear indication that Paro has to bear the brunt of Mala's betrayal henceforth. Glad Aman did not see his boss breaking down holding Thakurayan's saree!

Paro has a tough battle ahead of her and I hope she wins it with her convictions, compassion and courage rather than appeasement and constant apology.

U ... I get flippant either when the episodes are very good ... or like yesterday, when they don't make much sense 😛

So Tejawat, the master mind, has a little black book with all the details of his operations, and he had enough time to take jewelry and cash and clothes!!! 😲 and forgot to take his book? 😲😲

Just to give Rudra a reason to go back to the haveli and grit his teeth and cry some more ... though thankfully he didn't cry this time! But his sitting on the bed and holding on to his mother's saree was ridiculous ... they could have skipped that and gone straight to the photo album ... like you I felt again that yes, Paro is going to take the flak for his mother's betrayal. He has firmly clubbed the two together in his mind, even more so now that Paro told him Mala was her quasi mother.

His lecture to Aman had me scratching my head ... Thank God the security of our country is not in the hands of such emotionally unstable people! Talk about being blinded by prejudice ... so much so that it affects his work ... that is NOT acceptable.

Paro repentance does make sense ... he saved her from a fate worse than death and she now knows exactly what would have happened to her if he had not intervened. But she was hoodwinked by Tejawat, it's not as though she did it knowingly ... she wants Rudra to forgive her for not believing him, agreed, but again, her feelings as to this huge betrayal of herself and her people have been glossed over ... what about some worry for the safety and security of her maamisa? And what about some thought as to, SHE knows she didn't set the fire ... then who did? I hope she will reach that thinking point soon ... there is no way to prove herself innocent other than by actually finding the real guilty person. Mohini will not be discovered this early in the show, but at least Paro can make the discovery that there was another woman wearing the same clothes. I want Paro to win this battle using her brains and common sense.

The cvs need to sit back and look at the bigger picture of where exactly they are going with the story ... using the BSD as a backdrop means that you can't make the hero as clueless and dumb as most other shows do.

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ranamika412

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Posted: 11 years ago

#16

good post diya

i am confused about why she run to rudra

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DiyaS

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Posted: 11 years ago

#17

Originally posted by: RebeccaDaphne
Lovely post Diya! 👏
Was a bit confused with the last part of the episode. I mean I get it, but her running to go to him...?
And why should she really have to beg for mercy? She's done nothing wrong, I wish she'd stop trying to prove her innocence and let Rudra figure it out. She's become strong now and I hope her dignity and self worth will make her ignore him for a while, after all he treated her so badly when he thought she was a terrorist,...and he still insists she tried to murder his dad even when Aman weighs out the odds! That's why I thought it was a bit too soon for her to run to him.
Can't wait for the truth to come out!
The Thakurain part was good, I suppose it's one way he will get to know his mother, Paro will talk more and more about her now and although he says he doesn't care, Paros involvement with his mother will hopefully help him reawaken the affection for his mother. After all although Dilsher said she was incapable of loving anyone but herself, Rudra will realise that she does have a caring maternal instinct. What will be sad is that it wasn't meant for him.

Yes, I didn't get it either ... why run to him in such delight? Did she think he had forgiven her and that's why he was at the temple? We will find out today ... one good thing is that the cvs always end the scene properly the next day, and don't leave us hanging. The only thing I'm glad about is that Paro has emerged stronger ... she isn't sitting and crying about her fate, but is determined to prove her innocence. Wish she would plan other ways to do it rather than just hanging around Rudra and saying she is innocent ... but it's just been a day ... she already redeemed herself somewhat by saving Rudra's job ... so hopefully she will do more.

I can understand her feeling bad for doubting Rudra ... after all, he saved her from a terrible fate ... so asking his forgiveness for doubting him is understandable ... but she did it out of her own innocence too, and that is something Rudra does not believe now. But again, he is letting his prejudices blind him ... the first question to ask, is did she have the motive to kill Dilsher? And if her motive was to escape the wedding, why did she then come to the mela at all? Dilsher would have brought her there anyway, she didn't have to kill him to get there. It doesn't make any sense ... but no one is looking for sense here, least of all Rudra.

Rudra ... I am waiting for the strong capable Rudra we were show at the start of the show. As Paro's character develops strength, his is becoming weaker. 😕 I still hope that he doesn't actually suspect Paro of starting the fire, this is a front till he finds the real suspect ... but he is doing nothing at all about finding the real person ... so my hope there is fading. Currently he's still in shock at the double blow of sick father and lost mother ... so he's not thinking very much.

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DiyaS

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Posted: 11 years ago

#18

Originally posted by: unkinigahoksaye
Aman is wondering if his boss is mentally unstable.🤣

Aman is wondering or not, I don't know ... I certainly am! 😆 After that long lecture on how beautiful women are not to be trusted ... and the BSD taught them so 🤣

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DiyaS

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Posted: 11 years ago

#19

Originally posted by: Jaz1990
Rite now aman's boss is defo mentally unstable! From da looks of it rudra is standing on a cliff and ready to jump lol! Well said diya

Rudra seems to be hanging on to his sanity and control by a very thin thread. I think he needs a break ... sit home, look after his sick father ... and take some time to come to terms with the final loss of his missing mother who is definitely not coming back ... that is a huge blow, because the child in Rudra was still hoping for her to come back some day, all pleading and tearful and penitent for leaving her son. To see her smiling and happy in her new life would have driven that fact into Rudra's head like nothing else. Added to which, the news that Paro was his mother's quasi daughter ... so she didn't even feel the lack of a child, because she had Paro. No wonder Rudra hates Paro even more.

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DiyaS

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Posted: 11 years ago

#20

Originally posted by: samirao
👏 Awesome post dear , totally agree with u at all the points spc

Why PARO should beg for mercy

Side by side , PARO should find out about fire mystery

Agree!!

Paro should ask forgiveness for doubting Rudra ... there I agree. No matter that she had reason to doubt him, because of her entire upbringing ... but she made a mistake. So she has apologised, she has tried to make up for it by giving her testimony and saving both Rudra's job and the honor of the fallen soldiers.

But Rudra has in the meantime developed another MU about Paro ... and again is letting his prejudice blind him to logical thinking.

Rather than keep begging for mercy, I would much rather Paro set her brains to finding out about the fire mystery and presented Rudra with proof of her innocence.

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