my pov - Page 2

Originally posted by: vallu123

everybody has there own perspective but i guess cvz have to show this to end this track...we had a great dip because of this track...it is not working out...we had to much of mala ...the whole focus was shifted...n i don't even think RR is fast pace...we are so much used to dragging that we are finding this normal pace as rushed...from Thursday story has a good flow n RR is back with a bang...

well paro...i cannot say whatever she is doing is right or wrong...it is her way of battling things n she just wants rudra to heal...her intentions are very pure...n no doubt she values family alot because she never had one...from day one she had been telling that she wanted a family of her own , a home... she is trying to help him...even she had a terrible past but what made her survive was hope...hope for a happy life...this kept her going on...she completely avoids anything negative and sticks to good hope to move on...

Originally posted by: Snoowfall

-himu-, initially I too felt the same and was venting it, but then I read another post which made sense and made me see what Paro is trying to do in a different sense, I cannot remember which one though.

For Rudra if not pushed he does not do anything, and we have seen it. Paro knows it and that is what she is doing. Yes Rudra is hurt, and we have seen his hurt for 6 months, how much more do people want to see, he cried so many times, poor guy...would I like to see one more episode of his hurt, I do not think so, as I would want him to move on towards the beautiful future with Paro, and that is what they are showing, this is the new thinking they are showing, other channels how this for 2-3 months, where as here they are getting to the final point and pretty quick.

i will come back again when i think of more stuff...😆

Oh yea, the family point, you are right she lost at a very young age, and any affection shown to her let it be by anyone is precious to her and she has seen this Rudra's parents, if not upto par, but something, and that is what she is trying Rudra to acknowledge.