Originally posted by: Zeeliciousxo
I agree, I posted the same thing on someone's thread yesterday. If many people are feeling a huge disconnect from the female lead at such a crucial point in the story then clearly the CVs are doing something wrong right??
My family (grandparents, parents, aunt and uncle, cousins) and a few friends watch RR and this week all of them do not understand Paro and are wondering why she is being so contradictory. They are especially annoyed with the way she is letting Laila stay in the haveli, they are saying it is "beyond stupid" (my mom's words not mine, so shaant) to let your partner's ex-lover stay in your haveli even if she won't affect your relationship - that is not the point. Since I like playing the devil's advocate I tried defending Paro and said Laila needs protection, but my grandpa just asked if there is no one else that can give Laila protection...does the BSD only have one officer?? And who is Paro to decide whether Laila stays in the haveli or not (she is not an elder nor an owner of the haveli so as she herself asks what right does she have to make such decisions)?? Why can't Papa Ranawat take action and order Junior Ranawat to take Laila to the BSD headquarters and put her under protection there??
The TRP audience has definitely felt disconnected from Rudra as well before - my grandpa used to say that Rudra is too angry and so was often not interested in watching him in his angry avatar. He became more interested in RR when Rudra became slightly mellow/kind, and Paro was a character he always found to be understandable and kind...
Now he's annoyed because he doesn't understand Paro's actions and it upsets him that because of her unclear actions her relationship with Rudra is crumbling. He HATES Laila. And you cannot say my grandpa doesn't understand Paro because he's a man, let me just say that he's not your typical man. And my mom, aunt, grandma and a few friends are frustrated with Paro as well.
The CVs need to find a good balance with both Rudra and Paro if they want to attract the TRP audience in big numbers. It is hard to feel connected to both characters at times, though I will definitely say that Rudra's characterization is more consistent than Paro's. Paro fans need to demand consistency in Paro's character as well from the CVs, does she not deserve it!!