Paro was right Rudra needs to get use on taking care of himself.
@bold ... WORD!!! So far it's only been Paro who has been trying to put anything into this relationship ... she has listened to his sob stories, she asked Sunehri about his mother's story the first time she heard about it, she has got an idea of his life ... not difficult actually ... Rudra tends to wear his heart and his anger on his sleeve. And he has ranted 'khubsoorat aurat' at her enough times for her to get the gist of his issues. She knows he feels abandoned, that he still carries that abandoned child inside him ... and she has tried to give him her unconditional love despite his gruff behaviour, his rough words, his downright rudeness ... because she believes that under all that, there is a decent and a good man.Rudra is wrong ... she does know him ... much more than he thinks, and much more than he would like.But has he ever tried to understand her? Has he ever given anything to this relationship? He has only ranted and raved that he was forced to marry her to save his job ... repeated time and again ... till she has stopped listening to him. And now that she has decided to take him at his word and leave him ... then she is 'not being understanding enough'.I loved the way Paro treated him in the last scene ... tough love ... some home truths, and then left him to think. Life deals everybody different cards ... it's up to each individual how to play them.