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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Jaz1990

I love ur post!!! Was waiting for someone to post something on paro!!! I totally got her naive behavior today. What she said was wrong and she realised it, but she can't just ignore the fact that she saw a completely different side to Takurian sa.

Exactly Jazz..! You gave the perfect word 'NAIVE'. Thats what she did today in moments of naivety and surprise that for a moment, she slipped in reaction.. But then she apologized for that.. Kahaani khatam..
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Jaz1990

I genuinely think there is a ounce of people who understand paro. Happy to be one of them lol



I totally agree and I think that is because we know about Thankur, Mala, Rudra more than Paro that we want and expect her to react like we react to those characters.

Example When Paro blindly trusted Thakur... We all were devastated along with Rudra... We wanted her to see sense. But truly speaking we are sure of Thakur because we saw his evilness and Paro didn't. So when she didn't believe believe what she was told that too against a father figure was right on her part but viewers expected her to understand and smell the coffee.

Why Paro? Let me give my example. I was outraged when Mala admitted that she left her son and husband for her love. Then as I read other forum members thoughts I thought to give her benefit of doubt till the whole truth comes out. Why??? Because for me and many of us, Mala doing something like that without a strong reason doesn't make sense. So even when she herself admitted to it, we are hoping that there is more to her story. And we just saw her in few episodes but Paro, was bought up by her. So for her to straight away say Mala is bad for her deeds is very wrong.

Ok, I might be over doing it a little. Let me stop.😆

Edited by Hope - 11 years ago
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Posted: 11 years ago
#23
Perfectly said
Paro has seen a side of Mala none of us have seen, that too for 15 years.
She has seen Rudra's pain only for last 6 months.
She is his wife and soul mate, but that does not mean she can forget the compassion and love that she got from Mala.
So her gut reaction is what we saw.
But later she realized she was insensitive and had hurt Rudra in the process and apologized
Rudra also realized that Mala holds a special place is Paro's heart.
I think we should wait before judging Mala.
Paro too was not wrong in her reaction.


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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: surabi

I agree with all the points mentioned. I don't think paro wanted to hurt Rudra either... But the way she spoke those words was insensitive. Until that moment, she was worried about rudra's pain. the moment she hears about this, she is lost in her own world... She is not sensitive to the feelings of the person who is opening up in front of her... Like you said, she is thinking of her experience.. she did not pause to think about the pain and feelings or experience of the person who is sharing his deepest wound with her... In simple words, she was selfish at that moment! If she had loved Rudra as much as she claimed, she would have been worried about his feelings... No matter how you justify her thought process, it was wrong. Especially for someone like paro who has been shown to be sensible and wise beyond her age... She does not have to blame Mala or say anything- just listening to him patiently would have been enough instead of telling him how she might have loved tej without understanding his darker side... That was so 🥱

But they showed her apologizing later, which means she realized her fault... To me, it is human to make mistakes and to try to make amends is applause worthy.
That is my POV. I am not bashing Paro or you... Just sharing my differences in opinion with you...

Hey surabi...!! ❤️

I agree with you dear. She DID falter this time because he wanted her to listen but she ended up expressing her surprise after hearing this revelation.. Selfish is a strong word. I dont know in which context was she selfish.. May be the term 'losig the connection for the time being' would be feasible She said wrong thing at wrong time..

But then she did apologize to him so no hard feelings at all. 😳 Its human to falter.. She is attuned to him always. But just for this moment, perhaps she did faltered a bit. By aplogizing him, that connection between them for re instated between the two. 😳

And views like yours are welcomed with open arms dear.. 🤗 I just added that P.S bit in my post so that people reply calmly and politely. Opposing views are always welcomed provided they are not meant to offend. 😳
Edited by CandYlicious_S - 11 years ago
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Wonderful post 👏

I found Paro's initial reaction to learning that her surrogate mum whom she dearly loves is also Rudra's mother perfectly normal.

Yes, her words stung him and rightly so he made sure she knew that too. And there too I found Rudra's reaction perfectly normal.

They both understood that they had somehow unintentionally hurt each other and wanted to apologise for doing so.

Normal, human reactions from both. They themselves didn't hold it against each other because Rudra knows that Paro isn't capable of hurting anyone intentionally and Paro knows that Rudra's anger is justified because he is still living in the pain of an abandoned child.

Thank you making this post CandYlicious 🤗 ...I was hoping someone would 😃
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Guys I will reply to every post tomorrow. 😳 Right now Goodnight to all..! 🤗
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Lovely post and nicely said.
I agree on the fact that Paro is completely on character.
For her Mala was the mum who bought her up, taught her things. loved her as her own. So her reaction was what I was expecting but then when she realised by her saying the things she said had hurt Rudra she seeked him out and apologised.
The relationship Rudra and Paro have is one where they communicate.
The only thing Paro hasn't told him yet is her promise to Bholenath.
Wonder how that story is going to pan out.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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👏 Much needed post
Very well written
Agree with u completely



Before v judge PARO,s character or her reaction towards RUDRA today
V have to understand PARO is not RUDRA,s enemy
She don't wants to hurt him , she is deeply madly completely in love with him

Whatever she said after hearing thakurain masala name
Was a natural reaction , of a adoptive daughter towards her mother

As soon as she realize that her words r hurting RUDRA
She stops she even said sorry to him



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Posted: 11 years ago
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I agree that Paro is non-judgemental and that's why she did not judge Rudra's mother.

The problem I had with the scene wasn't that she was so happy that Thakurain was Rudra's mother, but how insensitive it was of her to express it in such a way, and then going on to say how Thakurain acted like her mother and gave her so much love. Seriously? Why did they have to show that? Rudra is a guy who has quite obviously been left scarred because he's mother just abandoned him, it's not like Paro doesn't know that. Paro says she loves Rudra but she has a strange way of showing it. Would you basically tell the man you love, your mother wasn't great to you, she just left you because she wanted to marry another, but for me she was a saint. Yes Paro didn't use those words, but they essentially had the same effect.

And to add to all of that she had the nerve to talk about a mother's mamta. His mother left him, a child, to marry another man, where's the mamta in that? His mother has also practically admitted that her love for Thakur was greater than that for her son, until she the true colours of Thakur. So much for mamta eh.

And granted Paro's decision to leave is different from his mothers, but only on the fact that her betrayal will be for a different reason, but she's still planning on betraying him. And the worst part is she wants to be closer to him, she wants him to love her, she wants him to express it, but why would you do that, when you're planning to leave him? Make him fall in love, and then ditch him. I think her betrayal will hit him harder. This is the first person he's opened up to, the first person he's starting to trust, and she's acting all understanding and caring, when she's going to end up doing exactly what his mother did, which is leave him.

I guess my main problem is they're showing Paro in such a bad light. All this makes her unlikeable. I also think it shows women in such a bad light. I'm used to Indian shows not showing women as intelligent, independent or even having common sense, but I think Rangrasiya takes it a bit too far. We all just want a Paro with a bit more sense, is that too much too ask for from the writers?


Meethli is the only positive woman in the whole show, who actually uses her brain, and there have been quite a few women in the show. It's like the writers haven't met real life women.
Edited by butterfly15.. - 11 years ago
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Hope


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I totally agree and I think that is because we know about Thankur, Mala, Rudra more than Paro that we want and expect her to react like we react to those characters.

Example When Paro blindly trusted Thakur... We all were devastated along with Rudra... We wanted her to see sense. But truly speaking we are sure of Thakur because we saw his evilness and Paro didn't. So when she didn't believe believe what she was told that too against a father figure was right on her part but viewers expected her to understand and smell the coffee.

Why Paro? Let me give my example. I was outraged when Mala admitted that she left her son and husband for her love. Then as I read other forum members thoughts I thought to give her benefit of doubt till the whole truth comes out. Why??? Because for me and many of us, Mala doing something like that without a strong reason doesn't make sense. So even when she herself admitted to it, we are hoping that there is more to her story. And we just saw her in few episodes but Paro, was bought up by her. So for her to straight away say Mala is bad for her deeds is very wrong.

Ok, I might be over doing it a little. Let me stop.😆
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Hi hope, I always love your views and enjoy reading your takes in sushspective...
Here, I agree that she may be unable to accept that thakurain is a bad person because of her experience and to come up with a defense is also natural... But isn't there such a thing as sensibility and sensitivity... What to say and what not to say at the right moment. You don't need education or experience for that... It should come naturally to a nice person. I cannot imagine saying something similar to a random person opening up in front of me much less the love of my life... What more, whether what thakurain did was right or wrong, it still does not take away the fact that it hurt her son deeply... Whether she truly loved tej does not matter to Rudra... It's her abadonment that was his issue. If paro had said that there might be a strong reason for mala to leave him and defend her like that I would have been still with Paro ...

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