The Judas Effect! - Page 5

Originally posted by: spirit

Doesn't Paro hv to take part of the blame for this "humiliation" ... she keeps coming back to him and his haveli where she is virtually unwanted when the BSD has offered her other alternatives?

I kept asking myself when Rudra told her to get out in the dead of the night, does he still remember that she is a prime witness w/ Tejawat still at large?

Then I remind myself not to think too much, everything becomes fine then😆

Originally posted by: ebook-reader

Hello Swathi! I am in my no brainer mode. So pleej excuse. I can read and register words only partially. So I say this with great elan that Rudra sa can kiss me anytime.

Paro sings in tune of 6 pence None The richer.

Kiss me out on the sand ke tillas,
Nightly, out in the moonlit desert sand
Swing me in your strong manly arms
You wear your majar sa Uniform and I show my sexy kamariya.

Oh Kiss me under the hose pipe
Riding your phatphatiya
Lift your open hand with chutki bhar sindoor
Strike my maang with laal
Rukmani digitally sparling
So Kiss me.

Originally posted by: noreen

very true!!!! great post thnks!!!

the public display of human trafficking was awful, even from rudra who should know right from wrong

there must be other ways he can catch sumer and kakisa

and even test paro but not like this

@FairyLiquidSoap, can't tell you how glad I am to see this post. On reading some posts here yesterday I wondered whether I was the only one who found this twist extremely distasteful. I'm happy to see so many think the same. Frankly, the more I watch this show, the more I'm convinced that Saurabh Tiwari read Othello but gave his creative team a copy of Hamlet to read through. Rudra is a far cry from Othello any which way you see him. His insecurity and self-doubt is more akin to Hamlet, and the way he deals with Paro is similar to Hamlet's interaction to Ophelia - one which drove her to insanity and death. I would really want to watch Paro's reaction to this proposal before commenting further on this "twist" because her words in the promo did not seem to me as an indication that SHE would propose marriage to Rudra, but more as a rebuttal of his proposal to marry Sumer.

I agree with @savvy05 regarding the Shiv-Parvati reference. I have always found that to be a convenient religious parallel drawn in many posts here (and also by the CVs) just because of their names. It is the basis of the whole assumption that is wrong. If we read the scriptures, the whole premise that Shiva/ Rudra is Parvati/Sati's "protector" is the biggest myth. Shiva's consort - be she known as Sati or Parvati - is Shakti, or the supreme power. She signifies the highest power that all Gods turn to; when innumerable demons assailed the Gods challenging their invincibility, they invoked Shakti to destroy them. So it is not that She was the protected, She is in fact the "protector" herself - and in every sense the "equal". It is this that does not yet resonate in the show's story, and therefore makes it seem shallow.

If this is all for the TRPs, as most defendants of the show's unfathomable twists seem to be saying, then it would risk a further dip if it does not find favour with the viewers. And I say this as part of the TRP audience, that is, one who watches the show at prime time. These attempts at sensationalism without a strong rudder to hold the show afloat is wearing my patience thin now. And it does give credence to the new joke floating in India that this show is meant for overseas and online viewers and will pander to their fancies. Sorry, couldn't resist mentioning this, but if some statements of the channel are an indication, this certainly seems to be the case. 😊