An Unexpected RRift EDIT - Page 3

Originally posted by: smitar

his dikhaoon? Haiyye!


"Usko bhaga diya meine," he says, not realising that Baapusa may not exactly have wanted that. "Nahi aayegi woh. Tu...tu chinta mat kar...Tu pareshan mat ho...tu so jaa...," he says.

Originally posted by: JJKKL

Till Rudra accepts Mala as his mother (he need not forgive her. he has to just accept her and her reasons for what happened) he will sulk and Paro will treat him like a child 😭

If you sulk enough, BugSa will take pity on you and pamper you with her RR explanations.

Originally posted by: radhikalaya

I love her explanations and how she always find so many layers in the story 😊

But I am an impatient viewer and want romance

Originally posted by: JJKKL

Dear RR audience,

Have you ever heard of Boomerang ? No ? OK, have you ever heard that whatever goes up should come down ? No ? OK what about the word opportunist ? That is what is happening to me. The time period for my AC signal is 15 years. I was in this haveli for 15 years. Then found a better palace and a more good looking person. So I went with Tejawat. Now I found out that he is a traitor. If he can stab his motherland, he will stab me also one day. Not willing to stick around to see that happen. So am back to the previous haveli after 15 years. After all, Dillu waited for me. He did not move on. If I find somebody better later - maybe in another 15 years - I will leave the place. Are you all ready to wait for another 15 years ? Will take a maximum of 2 months in RR world. Till then, hope to see you around

Mala

Sabs,

Our fabulous writer you are...

My post on Sush's thread...simply reposting...

As always Ashish is phenomenal and does not matter to me if many think it's a repeat performance or been there done that scene...for me it wasn't. People don't have different styles of weeping or drunken state behaviour patterns. In fact if one observes a drunk man the personality change after getting drunk is always similar. The dialogues were hard hitting and were delivered with a punch as script demanded.

Frankly wanted to stay away from the negativity and side picking forum, but still came back this morning.

Firstly I am glad I stuck to my guns where Mala is concerned and continue to give her the benefit of the doubt.

Two scenes stood out for me. Fear written on Dilsher face when he read that letter...that reaches Danveer...who holds it and was the least surprised reading it Second, Dilsher avoiding eye contact with Rudra when he returned to tell his father, that he had sent Mala away. The camera did a close up on that scene. The scene screamed...DIlsher's fear of Rudra knowing some truth from his mother, DIlsher's regret and shame of how he had destroyed his son...with some half truths (wont say it was all lies) for I am ready to give even Dilsher the benefit of the doubt. Strange that Dilsher was not glad he had sent Mala away. Hence he tells Paro to rush to Rudra. He has realized the extent of damage done to his son who was a mere pawn between these two.

So was it DIlsher's insecurities, jealousy and doubting his spouse that tore this marriage apart. Was Danveer too accused? I had mentioned on some thread, that ST did the Othello bit with Dilsher's character. Did he accuse Mala and Danveer of having an affair? And for sure Mohini played along with this. Makes perfect sense to me. Or maybe I have gone nuts...

Is it just me...but Sadia (actress playing Mala) did not come out as desperately wanting to take her son away. That FB scene where she is being pulled by Dilsher...she did not seem as torn as she should have shown to be. And could be the reason many are not able to connect to her pain. Letting go of her son should have been a shattering moment but I felt her body language did not explain that to a viewer. (aahhh why am I being so picky). Sadia with her performance/dressing sense did give out wrong signals.

Also when Rudra was all out ranting mad at his mother. Mala did not utter a word. But when Rudra accused her of running away, she shook her head in the negative...it pained her to hear him say it. Did Mala accept being painted black by her son though it wasn't the whole truth?...

I think there will be a scene when the whole truth is going to be out. That is when Mala will do all the talking and father and son would be listening.

Paro pleading with Rudra to listen to her just once does explain that too.

The last scene between Paro and Rudra, once again they nailed it there. Paro like manna in the desert and he the stubborn mule readily accepted those manna morsels yet pushes her away the minute she speaks of his time to listen.That's Rudra and that's Paro the child-woman!

I realized something Rudra has been doing a lot of talking and talking. Its's time for him to simply sit and listen for a change just as Paro said.

In ending leave you with two quotes!

"Truth is Always concealed by the Darkest Lies"

"There is nothing more dreadful than the habit of doubt. Doubt separates people. It is a poison that disintegrates friendships and breaks up pleasant relations. It is a thorn that irritates and hurts; it is sword that kills - Buddha

hugs

dd

Originally posted by: Cara86

Brilliant Bugs 👏

Finally we got a glimpse of that fateful night Mala decided to leave and it still left me feeling cold towards said mother who thought Plan A - Runaway with their child was a good idea. But what it has given us is enough to know that Dilsher's shock, anger of hearing Mala's return into their lives leading to guilt maybe even regret is rather telling in that there is a lot more to Mala simply running away 15 years ago.

"Typhoon Mala" special delivery courtesy of Paro is hitting the Ranawat Haveli tomorrow and I can't wait to see what she brings out in the open.

Hoping for a side of PaRud romance along side the drama seems completely off the cards but I guess one can always hope... really hard 😉

Originally posted by: Jaz1990

Brill analysis bug! My question is why is it that dilsher has so much concern for mala? Do you think he still loves her deep down?

Originally posted by: samirao

awesome review

Originally posted by: -himu-

nice post...😊