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As predicted, Paro gives Maithili her kasam to not disclose about her vow to anyone.
Can i say she is being plane coward ? She herself said that she is to be blamed that even after knowing about her vow, and his vulnerable state, she allowed him space to be more habituated to her, she made him believe that is is capable of love. After so much of realization, i understand she feels guilty, but still i could only see self pity in her words and actions.
And yes please, no you dont have to tell maithili to take care of your major saab, just dont act that you are doing a favour for his already messed up life.
Poor Maithili could not absorb anything, all she said is that Rudra will never allow Paro to do this and yes what about his TRUST? Thank You maithili for pointing it out.
I know Paro had to fulfill her vow, and i dont ask her not to fulfill it, but then she can atleast confide in Rudra. Rudra told her everything about him, about his shortcomings, and just after 24 hrs of that he will learn something disastrous as this ? Comeon Paro, your husband deserves to know that you are walking out.
Moreover, i had a wrong thinking that Paro wanted to heal him emotionally, but no its all about his right hand, once it recovers she will leave, she actually did not want to emotionally make him strong, otherwise no point of regretting over the TRUST and love he has developed for her. Furthermore, this whole leaving incident will only emotionally break him more.
She confesses about how much she loves him, he listens to her with those moisty eyes . This confession will haunt him IF she really leaves him. I dont know should i pity Rudra or not, he is certainly not ready for this big blow. ohh eventhough I am happy that his hand is recovering, but I am equally upset that his whole confession about his past had zero or nil effects on Paro altogether. It was just a night when she sang and he cried, i just do not see Paro thinking about it, i just do not see Paro hurt about it, the vow has occupied her so much . Thus, moral of the story, we should not be supersticious enough to dig our own grave.
