It is simple why she wants to marry Rudra - Page 4

Originally posted by: rashika

Beautiful post.
Very good analysis.

Originally posted by: -Raichu-

Not completely convinced ! It's too sudden to digest this explanation !

Let's see!

Originally posted by: _SilverLining_

Fab post!
The analysis was really good but somehow I'm not really as convinced as I should be. Is it really that simple? I mean marriage is a big step! That too esp for a gal lyk Paro! Its one thing to prove your innocence to the man you respect, to take care of him in need and probably start loving him in the process but that's just the starting, it's a totally diff thing to jump into marriage all of a sudden. Two people need to fall in love with each other properly before even thinking about marriage, I think Paro knows that.
I still can't get my head wrapped around the idea of Paro marrying Rudra just out of love, as of yet. And I think there's more to it. Well let's just wait n watch.
Just my two pence. U write wonderfully btw:)

Originally posted by: PhoenixRising

Paro is a traditional girl marriage is no joke for her, there has to be a very good explanation to this situation. I'm going to wait to see how the story unfolds right now.

Originally posted by: incandescent

Thank you.

Yes, marriage is definitely a big step. I am sure we will get an explanation as to why Paro will decide to marry Rudra all of sudden. It could be what I am thinking or could be something else entirely. At this stage, it is only a theory.

Views regarding marriage differ. While some believe in falling in love first, others are perfectly fine with arranged marriages. I don't think falling in love with each other properly is a must for someone like Paro...after all she had given her consent to marry Varun without even seeing him.

But you could be right...maybe there is more to it.

Let's see what the cvs have in store for us.

Originally posted by: mrsp

Great posts by both of you.Having been the only one in my family to have a love marriage I can truly say that in the end my sisters marriages are just as successful.If indeed I had not fallen in love Iwould have been quite happy to accept a man on a basis of compatability and then hopefully fallen head over heals in love with him.It is a matter of upbringing,my mother always taught me that the man you marry will become your soul mate.In Paros case she has had such little exposure to men in general and with her traditional upbringing Rudra is her saviour in all ways.In her mind he is her datta though she has not yet realised that she is steadily falling fot him too.She is automaticly drawn to him because she wants him to be her rakshak as he has always been.

Of course hr is super hot but I suppose Parobai sa will think of that only after marriage!

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