My Paro and My Rudr..... - Page 3

Originally posted by: savvy05

Visi.. you know I was not a fan of the breakdown episode😛 but something beautiful was uttered by Paro in that episode - pretty much encapsulating who she is, her steadfastness , faith and of course belief in Bholenath.

apne aas ko kabhi tootne mat dhena
kyunki jab tak aas hain tab tak vishwas hain
aur vishwas main he tho ishwar ka niwas hain

Originally posted by: shirinfarhaad

Wow! No words to describe your definition of Paro and Rudra's character. Very observant! I think you covered every aspect of their character defined in the drama. Reading those traits makes you aware of small details, one tends to forget sometimes but I think your description is an excellent way to actually know their psychology! Hats off to your writing skill.

Originally posted by: Vistaa

Yep, know that😆

Satyavachan Savs⭐️...these words are so simple yet so powerful. The simply profound definition of faith and belief!! You can win the toughest of battles with this in your arsenal.

Like another wise aatma had said in another universe...'baat sach aur jhoot ki nahin, baat vishwas ki hai" 😉😃

Originally posted by: princessunara

Unfortunately.. i think u r correct. cz there is no other way to think n accept this if I am to watch this show lol..

cz he cries too much n she doesn't cry even when i feel like crying by simply seeing as an outsider! its a weird thing to watch!! 😆

Khushi n Arnav hardly ever gave me this problem! I could understand those 2 so easily.. these 2 r a different case!

Anywya nice post! 😳

Originally posted by: Sunaha6

helooo vista di...how are you? 🤗

And the way you potrayed rudr and paro...It was perfect. Loved it.👍🏼

Originally posted by: Vistaa

I am good Sunaha...how about you? Long time...🤗 How have you been?

Thanks!😊

Originally posted by: Vistaa

Well, I certainly don't consider my being correct as necessarily unfortunate!!

😉😊

All kidding aside, he is just a different type of hero...one that most of us are not used to seeing in Hindi soaps...and we all would be better served if stepped out of the comfort zone of the quintessential hero-strong, silent, iron control over his emotions, shaatir dimag and the rest, that we accustomed to, and accept that this one is emotionally frail. Then his frequent crying bouts might become easier to watch.