Acc to Paro, Mala should be given a benefit of doubt because she was not aware about the evil side of Tejawat when she fell in love with him,, I found this thought process to be very shallow,,😡😕
In saying that she completely ignored Rudra's pain,, she completely ignored that 10 year old kid..
Like Rudra said, So what?? Is Paro expecting a lill adolescent boy to be fine with the fact that her mother wants to run away and marry another man just because she fell in love with him,, I am not going into the details about the strained relationship between Rudra's parents,, but does that gives her any right to abandon her son who is completely oblivious to the dynamics between a man and a woman ..
In such extra marital affairs induced both by the mother or the father , where do their children stand????
Ok Mala wanted to move on from a loveless marriage , fair enough , but atleast dont justify it by undermining Rudra's tormented childhood... Logic kaha gayaa yar..????
I still dont know what compelled Mala to tke such a huge step ,, my post is in retaliation to what Paro said ,
Her apologizing to Rudra later still did not strike a chord with me,, because the deal was already sealed,,,
I started to like Paro since past 2 weeks but now everything is back to square one,, May be,,😕
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