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Vrinda Sharma

@rendezvousvin

Dazzler

Posted: 11 years ago

#51

Beautifully explained the inner thoughts of PaRud and Laila... Loved the episode...

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Namita

@Namita-M

Stunner

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Posted: 11 years ago

#52

Amazing post Sush. Thanks for the PM. Loved today's episode. Very well done. Looking forward to seeing what else is in store for us.

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-Shwets-

@-Shwets-

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+ 3

Posted: 11 years ago

#53

Originally posted by: -Sush-

Could I also make a request...if any one from the creative team is reading...to please use...

Mora Piya Mose bloat nahi from the soundtrack of Rajneeti? Another favorite of mine...Pretty please!!

Of course it would be to show Rudy's emotions because Paro is not talking to him anymore,,,,,

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4neTTld9CA[/YOUTUBE]

Sush , perfect song . I am positive the song will be used 😃

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nema123

@nema123

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#54

Sorry .. sorry... sorry... for breaking the rules... But I just loved this post by Loveanime... and wanted to share it here...

Originally posted by: loveanime
Very good episode. A few on this forum have reiterated how annoying BGM is during intense scenes. I personally never felt that way before, but today I felt that what if there was just silence metaphor of what Rudra was saying that all he had was silence in his life and that silence was killing him. I had no issues with hearing the dialogues but the music was definitely bugging me don't know why I just can't quite explain it but I kept thinking would this have been better with no music.

I hate calling this Rudra's confession. The way I see this situation is that I don't think he should be ashamed or guilty of what he did, ashamed and guilty of what, what is his crime. RR team have done something bold with showing no strings attached premarital relations, and lets not kid ourselves it is a part of society we live in. I am reminded of Jack Nicklaus from 'A Few Good Men', you want the truth do you, well you can't handle the truth. I don't want to see Rudra squirm for Paro's forgiveness that dilutes away from the impact of the choice he made, it takes away from the man he was, and for better of worst his choices helped him survive and be the man he is today. He went on to succeed in his BSD career, meet Paro, fall in love with her and marry her. Whether we want to accept it or not Laila was a part of his survival, no you don't need the burst of sunshine of love to survive sometimes all you need is a means to vent and that was Laila, and he was able to hold on till salvation arrived in the form of Paro.

I want to see some real maturity in the way they deal with this. Rudra never had to tell Paro this because what he had with Laila was of no importance to him, but what is of importance is the man he was when he made this choice and that is the part of him Paro needs to embrace and love. Rudra's underlying psyche still is that he is not worthy human being hence blaming himself for his mother's departure. Will Rudra slip into a state of mind where he questions whether his choices have cost him love, his mom and then Paro. How wonderful for him to be proven wrong that whether it is refusing to drink milk or having sally on the side (game of thrones reference) does not make him unworthy. What more ultimate proof of true love one needs.

Should he feel bad that Paro is hurt ofcourse he should. Should he feel bad of the way he treated Laila, why, the way it was repeatedly said he told Laila what the deal is she chose to make the bed and lie in it. Does he owe Laila closure perhaps. The ultimate victory to this track is not necessarily love confession but a reaffirmation is that honesty is the best policy, no it has nothing to do with him talking about laila, on a deeper level it is honesty with himself that he wants to be loved and accepted by Paro.

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ashwink630

@ashwink630

Explorer

Posted: 11 years ago

#55

Originally posted by: Suhana2014
Lovely post Sush.. Loved reading others post as well.. One thing i want to ask why today people hate laila so much..( i am not going onto that she tried to hurt paro physically..) because she is a dancer.. And coming between parud.. But Rudra did find comfort and solace in her arms for last 8 years.. He definetely owes her something.. I can understand he doesnt love her. But still for the sake of humanity.. I find lots of exagerate post on this matter today.
But don't you think it will rude and inhumane to push laila away.. ? Rudy hurt both laila and paro here.. He is hurt too..

I love him today..

Suhana I agree with you that Laila has been wronged. And I think people did sympathize with her when she came back and pleaded with Rudra during the wedding rituals (haldi etc). But I think the writers have handled it badly. If they had shown the same scenario with her coming back with the lie, but had shown her pain, shown her heartbreak (instead of strong jealousy - the jealousy is valid but should have been toned down) - people would sympathize more with her. They could have made her role classy by showing her hatred for Paro but without the ott nautanki. She has a right to be upset and she has a right to want him back- but what's the need for all the drama of going constantly into their bedroom, touching Paro's stuff in front of her, the games she was playing. If the same stuff had been handled with class- people would have continued to feel sorry for her and there might have even been a big Laila camp. It does not help that she acts so vampishly and hams it up. The fake laughter, faces, dancing is all there just to make the viewers hate her. Mohini is also a negative character but even during her worst acts everyone enjoyed the characterization.

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-Shwets-

@-Shwets-

Rocker

+ 3

Posted: 11 years ago

#56

Originally posted by: Zeeliciousxo
Updated my post on page 1. Apologies for the extreme length. Just needed to get it all out of my system. Don't worry it's not about the last scene of the episode 😆

Zee 🤗

I enjoyed reading your post . I was sad for Paro today ...Like Sush, I quiet like Ankita as Laila , she brings freshness to negative character not the typical vamp .

I have read many post where members had problems with Rudra's action ...my humble request can we wait till Monday ( I know it's hard ) and watch how the CV's close the scene before passing judgement . I agree with you Rudra's action was not pleasant to watch, but I am positive it will all make sense Monday ( Please don't prove me wrong CV's 😆 )

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Mallika

@malkasub

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#57

Great post Paro. It was a very heart wrenching episode. A much awaited confession from Rudra. But we must be fair to him. From the very beginning he never hid the fact that he was a janvar, a paththar, she does not know anything about him, he doesn't deserve her love...etc.

I like the fact that the writers haven't pushed everything under the carpet. They are tackling this rudra-laila problem head on. It needs to be dealt with for Parud to move on.

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Leesan

@Leesan

Rocker

Posted: 11 years ago

#58

Thanks ever so much for this very insightful thought provoking post. You managed to capture the myriad of thoughts,emotions and justifications of all three characters in this triangle so admirably. I especially appreciate your take on Laila...as much as her vampish ,villainous, scorned woman act grates on the nerves, there is an element of vulnerability and desperation that makes her actions believable . She' s fighting a battle she cannot win because you can't make someone love you, but she's fighting to the bitter end anyways!

I realize many are upset with the precap and understandably so. But I think I and hope!) it was presented as such for extra dramatic effect . Personally this is what I'd like to see : Paro allows Laila to spout her last ditched attempt to scare her off, then calmly ask her what does she really want? Laila responds exultantly with one word " Rudra!"

Paro then says .. yes he is my husband, but I don't own him, he's not mine to give away. But...he's right here standing so close to you,why don't you ask him what he wants?

That way Paro puts the ball in both Rudra's and Laila's court. It forces Rudra to declare his intentions towards both Paro and Laila at the same time and in their presence. And also gives him an opportunity to reassure Paro of his honesty,after this shattering revelation and compromising position . It also serves to reinforce to Laila that whatever relationship they shared in the past is now officially over, and she needs to accept it and move on. She probably won't but ( sigh) oh well! Lets see how it all plays out.

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BillyJean.

@BillyJean.

Sparkler

+ 4

Posted: 11 years ago

#59

👏👏👏
What a wonderful thread this is turning out to be!!!
Was out all evening...
Sush, your take on Paro brought tears to my eyes.
I am really numb after seeing the episode, I relate to Paro, so her heart break was unbearable to watch. And Sanaya being such a pro at emotional scenes didnt help either...damn...When he told her that he did not love her, those words that she uttered 'to... woh rishta?'...were like daggers through my heart... I cried watching her breakdown with all those apt FBs and the BG song...and then cried again reading your analysis.
The episode was too emotional.
Even seeing these caps makes my heart sink.😭😭