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Last night's episode was not a bad one, good in a sense that much focus was given to Rudra's emotions and his struggle to bear all these, suddenly his life has so many dimensions, and he feels disconnected and cheated by the surroundings, where his haunting past is hindering his beautiful present and somehow he wants to erase all the wounds, every those memories that can affect his married life, his love life, and the only life he wants to lead with much peace and satisfaction.
What i found sick and pathetic was Dilsher and Mala. These two characters are equally coming off very self centered, self focussed, and self pretense. They themselves cannot justify their acts, leave Paro being the mediator. Why was all the giggles, and reliving the memories with utmost happiness, and behaving carefree as if they are still a couple and can move on ? I think i agree with Mohini here, that Paro has hardly been able to fix her own married life, but is busy in reuniting Mala and Dilsher ? I don't understand that is it easy for Dilsher to forget that Mala is someone else's wife now, yes she is Tejawat's wife and not Dilsher's, and its wonderful how Mala and Dilsher also suffers from selective amnesia as they tend to forget it or behave that this phase never existed.
Coming back to Rudra, its high time he gets an explanation from Mala and Dilsher. One is busy slapping him for being brutally honest, yes Rudra has uttered the ultimate truth to Mala but in a harsh manner. And Dilsher is behaving as if Rudra is the villain here, its him who is responsible for all the hatred and disgust Rudra has for Mala, and how conveniently Dilsher took a U turn and is behaving as if Mala was always this angelic and Rudra should worship the angel. RIDICULOUS .
Mala on the other hand, again pitying for herself, crying buckets of tears to explain how she is a poor sould, how she deserves her son's love, and how her son should not hate her ? Wow lady, you have amazed me with the amount of intilligence you have shown to get back your son and his love.
If Mala and Dilsher remains busy in self pitying and cornering Rudra instead of explaining him that what had happened, and how both have wronged him, with ofcourse an apology for being the worst possible parents ever, then how can Rudra even think off reconcilation ? Is it really easy for him to see his parents giggling over their past memories, laughing hard when he does not get a moment of peace to share with his wife ? Afterall he is a human too, who needs a support, who needs momentary peace and cannot die every second to find happiness for future. And he himself said that how he has moved on with so much of struggle and thus he cannot go back and get himself into the misery again, especially when he does not want to lose Paro. How hard is it to understand ? For Paro i just want to say that its good that she wants Rudra to unite with Mala, but why is she pushing the wrong party here ? I mean she is asking the victim to go and make an effort and has put the sinners, that is Dilsher and Mala on pedestal . WHY ?
Highly disappointed with the current track, especially the way CVs will showcase the Mala and Rudra rconcilation, it has become all about how Rudra needs to sacrifice his suffering and accept everyone and everybody without any kind of effort or remorse from the other party only because he is madly in love with his wife and his wife wants him to do that. This is just beyond ridiculous đ„±
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