Just Let it Go. - Page 2

Originally posted by: _SenbonZakura_

Thank you! :)

Even if Mala and Dilsher are bad parents, its not like you can get rid of them. They screwed up Rudra pretty bad, and he was right to confront them. He was right when he said that no one bothered to care for him, or think about him. Besides, there have been innumerable cases of bad parents I have seen, both in reel and real life. At the end of the day, what can one really do? They are parents. You adjust. You make peace with the fact that they are flawed. You let go of their mistakes so that you can sleep in peace at night.

I for one, am only concerned about Rudra's well being. And that'll only happen when he makes peace with the fact that there in NOTHING he can change. All he can do is move on and make a better life with Paro.

Originally posted by: _SenbonZakura_

<font face="Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif" size="2">Jaldi jaa ke dekho Jaz-sa!</font>

Ok watched it, that was da best part about the whole epi. Specially da scene wer she rest her face on his head

it was my most favorite scene of today's episode..
thanks 4 the beautiful post.. loved it.. 😊

Originally posted by: arshi_r_da_bst.

it was my most favorite scene of today's episode..
thanks 4 the beautiful post.. loved it.. 😊

Loved your post ... that scene was so beautiful ... finally Rudra is tired, tired of running, tired of hating ... he wants to rest. And that's exactly what Paro is urging him to do ... you know it all now ... bas, let it go. You can't change the past ... what had to happen, happened ... now move forward.

lovely post... seriously raghuvir shekhawat along with writers is the heart behind rangrasiya... he desrves an applause for the crispy dialogues... nd your absolutely right love is not just about being physical... on a real note its more about seeking and giving comfort and assurance to your partner... being there with them in times of need... acting as their pillar of strength... and all this is there in parud relation...

Originally posted by: DiyaS

Loved your post ... that scene was so beautiful ... finally Rudra is tired, tired of running, tired of hating ... he wants to rest. And that's exactly what Paro is urging him to do ... you know it all now ... bas, let it go. You can't change the past ... what had to happen, happened ... now move forward.

Hi Ankita... I too want Rudra to let go finally...and I know what paro wants is the best for him...but i have an issue when one hand she says Jaane do but she also says that there is a lakir and she wants him 'that paar' of the lakir which I assume is 'her paar' which included the family as well. I have an issue coz the way Rudra is tired of all this ..maybe he should be let to set his own pace to paar that lakir..and what if he does not want to paar karo it and as he said he just wants Paro on his side of the lakir? I really feel in these situations its best to take a clean break and get away and maybe after a a pause when you are a little distanced from it all..you are more amenable generally? Also because the next thing is we see a display of his childhood things and him being prodded to talk again just because his parents remember everything about his bachpan? Really- Just because of THAT? I am not being negative but I have these issues...but again this is an indian soap world...so hum saath saath hain toh hoga hi more sooner than later!

Originally posted by: arman_kash4ever

lovely post... seriously raghuvir shekhawat along with writers is the heart behind rangrasiya... he desrves an applause for the crispy dialogues... nd your absolutely right love is not just about being physical... on a real note its more about seeking and giving comfort and assurance to your partner... being there with them in times of need... acting as their pillar of strength... and all this is there in parud relation...

What a lovely post