Disappointed....Rudra was SO not in character - Page 2

Im a Zaya fan but I too felt the mahasangham as an episode of Bi itself, Parud had no importance

Originally posted by: pancakes

zain aliya just confess their love so thats why they were behaving like that.

and totally agree the energy scene and kuch kuch hota hai was too much it was not needed

the whole point of maha sangram was total waist just to cure rudra hand this could have been done on monday at their place too what was the need to come all over mumbai.

also lastly It was so unrealistic that the moment rudra was able to open the window zain at the same time broke the one

Originally posted by: Ammu1369

Yeah... Those scene's weren't necessary.

When Rudra opened the window and Zain broke the glass, it was quite unrealistic, but they have keep the fans of both the shows glad right? 😛

But the way Rudra opened the window was sooo good... Very heroic 😃

Originally posted by: Ammu1369

Yeah... Those scene's weren't necessary.

When Rudra opened the window and Zain broke the glass, it was quite unrealistic, but they have keep the fans of both the shows glad right? 😛

But the way Rudra opened the window was sooo good... Very heroic 😃

MORAL OF THE MAHASANGHAM FOR COLOURS,:

Believe or not I am a fan of both but my problem is making ZAYA look OTT and ridiculously stupid just to force upon another a realization on Parud,,,DID it help?

Thanks for the full review Shy!

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Originally posted by: st03im

Paro and Rudra on the beach was the only part of the episode that I enjoyed and that was in character for both of them. As usual, he says no right away when she asks to go to the beach. But as expected, he follows her like her shadow. Being away from Paro, not able to watch after her, or protect her, is against his very instinct. And so he will follow her, not letting her out of his sight. And Paro too, is getting more comfortable around him. She's starting to be herself around him, letting go and just enjoying moments. We saw this when she fussed with him about the eye drops in her eyes, when she let him feed her, when she climbed through the window so that she could stitch his button, and when she's trying to decide what gola she wants. And here, she frolics in the water. Her faith in him is rock solid. She knows he'd never let her drown and so she plays. Even when she slips, she knows he'd be there to catch her. That simple self-assurance in him, in her faith in him, is what makes Paro so special, and so different. And continuing the trend we have been seeing with them, they have a comfort with each other. The share pieces of themselves with each other, solidifying the trust that they've been building. Today we learn that Rudra won a medal in swimming. He learns she likes the beach. Sigh, if only the whole episode was this moment alone. But too soon, it ends.

Look, I don't want to start a fight or have some BI fans who are currently hanging out here at our forum (Kamma ganna baisas! Have a lassi!) I have seen a few of them quite seriously and sternly examining every mention of their couple, but I just have to say--I found the interaction of Paro and Rudra ludicrously watered down at the dargah scene, AND the other in-love couple giving them marrage advice stuck i my craw--not because it was being given by the but because it would NEVER have been accepted by parud, no matter who did the advising.

I was actually fully prepared to nod violently when Rudra found his patni, at the Dargah and started to yell. I hoped she'd tell him--this unknown lady said if you loved me, you'd find me via dargah sponosed GPS, so i ran away with her to an indisclosed location trusting you to find me in Delhi via telepathic love. I looked forward to the Major then going ballistic on Paro for being an idiot. For not just for LITERALLY disappearing from a stalled Taxi, but mainly for the whole leaving with a pretty stranger bit. But then he...gives her a day off to run around with people they've just met because she wants to?


I found Paro doing that to be hugely anti-character too. She is much more wary, much more timid, and would NOT impose on two new friends this way, she would be shy as all hell, hiding behind Rudra.