Sushpective: Closing the loop(s)...all updated! - Page 6

Originally posted by: JJKKL

"When the truth is ugly, people try to keep it hidden, because they know if revealed, the damage it will do. So they conceal it within sturdy walls or they place it behind closed doors or they obscure it with clever disguises but truth, no matter how ugly, always emerges. And someone we care about always ends up getting hurt. And someone else will revel in their pain and that's the ugliest truth of all."

Truth about Tejawat being a traitor
Truth about Mala leaving Rudra behind
Truth about Danveer being in touch with Maya
Truth about Mohini's part in the whole drama
and many more truths ...

Originally posted by: Malini1

Hi Sush, lovely posts. thanks, this is only thread on this forum these days where everyone shares their views without too much negativity.
Actually i'm liking the show now from the story and acting POV, except for the technical issues last week. I'm liking this sensible Paro who is stuck between Rudra's mom and her maasa, i feel that cv's are well handling this with Paro balancing her care between Rudra and Mala. Looks like Dilsher is the one who is behind Paro bringing Mala home.
One thing i'm not comfortable is Rudra priortising his hatred towards his mom over his duty as BSD officer. She is witness for Thakur's treachery and Rudra seems oblivious to this.
Shweta nice collages as always.
Nice posts Tennesian, Hope.
Malini

Originally posted by: -Sush-

Thats deep J! Mohini must have had a big part to play in the departure...saw Shwets note on the other day about Mala being forced to marry DS and your hypothesis on what may have happened...what ever affair she had...before marriage...I don't see her walking out of a marriage and a child because her old flame was back...There has got to be more to it...more contribution from DS and from Mohini...in making her want to leave...

Originally posted by: JJKKL

Thanks. That is a quote from a serial. How come you are up so early ?

Originally posted by: -Sush-

For an early morning meeting with Europe...Need to leave shortly...

What serial is this quote from?

Originally posted by: --POV--

Looks like everyone is busy today 😃

Managed to get some time to read all the lovely posts.

will comment in a while. In the meanwhile, leaving with these thoughts!

Man is made by his belief. As he believes, so he is

If you want to see brave, look for those who can return love for hatred.

If you want to see heroic, look for those who can forgive

- Bhagavad Gita

We dont see things as they are, we see things are we are!

Anyways so we were talking about why Dilsher wants Mala back into the haveli, if he is in the wrong. Why is he ready to take that gamble? That what if Rudra hates him now for doing what he did 15 years ago.

So here was my answer. Dilsher is doing it for Paro more than anyone else. His own marriage had failed and he never gave the relationship a second chance.

He is fully aware that Paro chose to love his damaged son without expecting anything in return. Her love has been selfless. He has been asking Rudra time and again to give a go at this marriage, to accept Paro's love. But would Rudra give of himself completely to Paro ever? Not if his mother issues are dealth with.

In order to get rid of this cancer called mistrust that is inside of Rudra, he has to come face to face with the object of his Hate. It was time for the truth to be revealed, and make peace once and for all, or else this hate would spread to Paro. Rudra however much he loves Paro, he would always live in fear that Paro could eave him for another man. The vachhan is proof of that. There would always be a part of him that he would never surrender to Paro and that is his unflinching faith in her.

Dilsher can't let that happen to Rudra and Paro. If not he would be the reason for ruining for them. He knows what his son has received in the guise of Paro is too precious. Paro is like the rain to the scorching sand Rudra. But if that sand is poisoned it would contaminate someday the falling rain Paro too. The Healer would eventually be damaged herself.

So yes Dilsher does this for Paro...the reconciliation must happen between mother and son.