The RRepair - Page 7

Originally posted by: radhikalaya

What a lovely, lovely post. Glad to have you back 😊

Originally posted by: nema123

tvbug sa...

What a wonderful post...! Loved reading it very poetic..

Loved the epi to the core... I had happy tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat... and the elated feeling is still there... after so many hours...

Loved your lines below.

Acting-wise, last night belonged to Sanaya, and she was absolutely compelling in her pain, her disappointment, her heart-break, her fight, her conviction, her hesitation, her joy, her hope and her stifling of it. A

In all, last night's was a darker, more fraught episode, yet much more satisfying than the previous two for its depth. It leaves us with much to mull over this weekend, and much to look forward to on Monday.

Originally posted by: tvluvr

lovely post as ever

Originally posted by: tvbug2011

Originally posted by: mozart66

Sabs!!!! Welcome back!!!! Lovely lovely analysis!! Missed you so much!! But I understand! Love ya!! 🤗

To tell you the truth, Friday's episode was like a cherry on the top of a sweet cake!! It was more of a realization of Paro's character on my part and god knows how much I needed it!! I had been so disappointed in Paro's character being sketched the way it was that this episode was a pleasant jolt for me! Now at least I hope I will have lesser complaints against Paro's characterization!!

Having said that, Paro's naked, simple truth regrading her own feelings about Rudra were shining through out the episode, dazzling everybody!! Her way of explaining things in simple and yet clear way left no doubts in anybody's mind!! As I said before in one of my posts in one of your threads, Paro is too simple and hence is more unbelievable and so is more difficult to read! But today her same simplicity, clear and logical mind won over the Social Workers!! Maithili was awestruck at the way Paro defended Rudra! She must have felt proud of her! Rudra himself was spellbound, opening his eyes and heart to Paro for the first time. He must have felt as if he is meeting Paro for the first time in his life life and is left wonder struck at his luck for having Paro in his life! Completely disbelieving his own luck!! You have rightly pointed out, the awkwardness between Rudra and Paro after everybody left is something both are still grappling with!! It was lovely to watch that scene!! They don't know what to do next!!! Feelings are now out in the open!! But I am sure even if they have plenty to say to each other, they won't! Simply because now they will understand each other far better and won't need lots of words to say to each other!! Their wordless communication will convey their feelings!! Their love story has truly begun!!! I think, when he realizes Paro has been hurt because of Kakisa, he is bound to take her to Jaipur away from the horror haveli!! Excited for this week now!! Lots is in store for us!

Sanaya nailed it!! Ashish was awesome as usual!! These days I am running short of adjectives to describe their performances!!

Originally posted by: tvbug2011

Diya!! 🤗Thanks!! Things are better and, finger crossed, will continue to improve.

As usual, great analysis and some really sharp observations:

@ Rudra losing his temper in front of the SWs: Gosh! That gave me a bit of a shock - I was actually yelling for him to watch out for the SWs!! But no, our Rudradev just went for the jugular and no thoughts to the consequences - when will he learn!!

@ Rudra confused by Paro's defence: It seemed to me that not only was he surprised that she'd stand up for him after he'd been so nasty to her, but that he actually doubted whether she'd ever come through for him when push came to shove. And of course there were the implications to consider - this meant that she actually really wanted him to get his job back, which therefore meant that she'd never wanted him to lose his job in the first place - therefore that he couldn't blame her for putting his job on the line, therefore the basis of his hate marriage and his hate-filled vows was wrong. Massive recalibration there - and shell-shock justified. 😃

@ Anger causing relationships to break: I took that as a forewarning of things to come - I expect the day is not far when Rudra will say something totally unforgiveable to Paro in his anger and that will be the day he will fall off his pedestal with a crash and become human to Paro.

@ The Jaipur heartbreak: Diya, totally with you in this one. The heartbreak was as much mine as Paro's. It was such a small joy too. I do hope Rudra gives it to her. She deserves so much more for saving him his job.

Originally posted by: Chamkeeli22

Hi mozart... lovely to see your post on this thread... I was missing our interactions to Sabs post and this thread here 😊

@ underlined #1...so agree with you... I am so different from Paro that I cant understand her either... but, I also feel Im getting there, maybe not agree with her, but understand and respect her pov now... I mean, how lucky is Rudra to get someone who loves him in the true sense of the word..😭

@ underlined #2: The brilliance of the main leads really came out today in that scene post the confrontation... they excel in scenes with no dialogues, thats what makes them extraordinary as actors...