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MoronsKiMallika

@MoronsKiMallika

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Posted: 11 years ago

#31

Originally posted by: PhoenixRising
The only good outcome from this track is how much Rudra cares for Paro, he can bare any harm comes to her, he's very possessive about her. Maybe he doesn't know how to express his love but he does love her alot & always have a soft spot for her.
Paro wouldn't understand that Rudra ended his relationship with Laila for her own safety even 8 years relationship Paro should remember the Haldi how differently Rudra treats her from Laila.

If Rudra really have feelings for Laila would he have pushed her away like that giving her a wound on her forehead and not caring for her? he never took care of Laila so tenderly like he does for Paro.

At the sametime I can't judge Paro at all because I know she's just numb by the ugly truth infront of her & needs time to heal. But I also want Paro to be honest with Rudra and let him know about her deal with god to leave him!

Laila - No comment at all on her, ST uncle please send Ankita on a 3 months break to take acting classes on how to play a decent vamp before they bring Laila back into the story. It's been only 2 weeks and I already am asking for a big break from Laila.

Thank you.😃... Rudra's actions scream that he loves Paro , but he creates a parallel thought of confusion when he himself puts a question mark on his and Paro's relationship like he did today in the room. That is why Paro is in a labyrinth, More than Laila being a problem, Paro is finding herself at sea as Rudra is not letting her know where she is in his life. As to why Paro is not disclosing her coming up ghoomy-time , i will like to see how creatives justify that.

I am ready to finance Ankita's course even if she takes up the course in New York.

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Navya

@Navyya

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Posted: 11 years ago

#32

MKM, how does one explain Paro taking a walk with Laila & from Paro 'a body language it was very obvious that she was enjoying it & behaving like a friend. To be honest, I am quite disgusted after this episode & going by the precap, I am sure Paro will again not let laila leave & I would feel like breaking my T.V

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Aruni.

@Aruni.

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Posted: 11 years ago

#33

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

Thank you. Agreed. But the reason people want Laila out has more to do with Ankita's bad acting than Laila being a hurdle for Rudra and Paro.😆

She does overact in some scenes but overall she's fine for me. I'll be glad if Laila stops poisoning Paro, but I'll rather wait and see how this track goes. What I don't want is fans threatening CVs and they cut the story short and then the story losing its continuity. Its not anybody's acting that puts me off, its the inconsistent story.

I understand there has been a few hiccups in the story that fans now look at anything CVs are doing suspiciously, but in the last few episodes at least had really great scenes, Parud and Non-Parud ones, which makes me patient enough to sit through Laila's bakwas.

Hope i did not offend you or any other fan by voting to keep laila 😕

Edited by aruni50218 - 11 years ago

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MoronsKiMallika

@MoronsKiMallika

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Posted: 11 years ago

#34

Originally posted by: MeenuArshiCrazy
kuch nahi samjhe🤢

Thank you. Koi baat nahiin. Sahee waqt aane par samajh jaaoge. 😆

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Aurin

@AdorableDevil

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Posted: 11 years ago

#35

too much laila today
precap laila
promo laila
i forgot epi
what is dis?
🤢
seeing her is torture
its lyk our sacrifice for seeing PaRud
loved Dinning table scene
hope Rudra throw her out
Maithli was sweetheart today
but laila spoiled mood
vicky for u🤗
nd sadwala forehead kiss muaaah

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MoronsKiMallika

@MoronsKiMallika

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

#36

Originally posted by: Swatsu
He loves me ,He loves me not.This is the dilemma Paro is facing.I feel that coming from a society such as she She just cannot accept that a relationship that lasted for 8 years could only be need based.So the insecurity stems from the fact that Rudra married her in hatred and promised her only sorrow.So that leaves her at crossroad between her mind and heart.
As for Rudra he is already a goner as far as Paro is concerned but is wary of taking the final plunge for fear of abandonment.
Now the foremost thought in our minds is that vow that Paro made to God and why subject Rudra to total submission only to leave him .

Thank you and you are right. 😃...Paro is in an emotional trauma and she , for a change, is looking for that emotional security from Rudra that shows in his actions , but definitely not in his words. That is why she is at crossroads and is driving Rudra mad as well.😆...Like you, even i do not know if Paro is inviting trouble by inviting Rudra's confession of love.

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MoronsKiMallika

@MoronsKiMallika

Sparkler

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Posted: 11 years ago

#37

Originally posted by: bleeding.love
I am bit shocked with this statement. His actions once again contradicting with his words. I think this time words were more important. She needed the reassurance from him. Rudra is fooling not only her but himself too. No wonder Paro is confused with his actions and words. One side there is Rudra and other side there is Laila using every opportunity to tell Paro about her 'Adhoori Prem Khaani'...as she calls it..She is smartly using Paro's fear and insecurity against Rudra Paro.

I just want Laila OUT...enough of this torture...Rudra and Paro can keep their push and pull game on without Laila.

Thank you. 😃...Yes. Rudra not verbally accepting Paro and his own feelings for her is confusing a vulnerable Paro and is giving a leverage to Laila who is also emotionally arm-twisting her. Rudra's one ' I love you' could save Paro and smash Laila. I do feel that we are headed way.

And ya, we need a break from Laila. 😆

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Zeeliciousxo

@Zeeliciousxo

Dazzler

+ 2

Posted: 11 years ago

#38

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

" tujhe ho ya na ho, mujhe toh nahin hai, nahin hai tujhse pyaar" brings Paro back to square one.

What?? Did he actually say that? Word for word??

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nancynair

@nancynair

Voyager

Posted: 11 years ago

#39

Vickysa nice one

This Laila track is getting on my nerves

It's not propelling the love story that much as it is showing our Paro in somewhat poor light

Headstrong and bewakoof she was but not gullible and Which self respecting rural Indian household embraces a nautchgirl as a guest who is allowed to mingle with everyone

Edited by nancynair - 11 years ago

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MoronsKiMallika

@MoronsKiMallika

Sparkler

+ 5

Posted: 11 years ago

#40

Originally posted by: BHAVII
Not sure what is more important in life - But usually people thinks that action speaks louder than words.
The way i look at it was - it was an ultimatum to Paro conveying that it is his last word. And no need for any more debate. But then Paro being paro

On one side she says love can not be forced and on other hand she wants a forcefull confession😲😆
Less said is better else it will be again my action will speak louder than words😆

Thanks Bhavi. I think we can only speak for ourselves - we have no idea how everyone functions, simply because we do not know everyone. When Paro says that love cannot be forced, she means it. She is not saying that Rudra should say he loves her - she is simply asking him what he feels about her and where she stands in his life. Whatever answer he gives, she can take it and live with it... provided he GIVES an answer to her. 😆

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