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Originally posted by: napstermonster

There is almost no reason for us to worry about an upcoming separation track, OR a Rudra being jealous of another man. At least not for a while.

Here is why:

He is obsessed with Paro, but he knows (as per his own flashbacks regarding her) that she is almost equally obsessed with him. He can be himself, in all his wounded, desperate, dependant glory because the trust now is absolute. The day he decided she was his, was the day she mattered the most to him. He trusts her as a combination of parent, friend, wife and lover--and that is a potent trust she has done nothing to harm.

Secondly, he is cynical to a fault. Unlike an ASR who inherently mistrusted Khushi because he was always EXPECTING Khushi to be a golddigger,who never bothered to ask her anything,This is a BSD Major who examines people, and seeks evidence as his job. He wont trust just hearsay, or one event.As we see with Kakisa and Rudra's interactions, he is not easily taken in by other people trying to make him jealous, or upset, or angry. He reads people too well, and he knows Paro too well by now to doubt her motives.

And finally--he knows better than Paro that someone is out to get her. An acid attack on his wife is not a romantic move by a lover. It is a declaration of war. Paro's tears, her injry is not fake .The doll's broken arm is a threat to them both. The enemy inside his Haveli, leaving him a note. All the signs are signs of real physical danger, not those of an obsessive lover marking his territory on Paro. This is a dangerous man out to harm his Paro, not an ex lover who is back to take her away, who she might be secretly back with. He will react through this track like a soldier reacting to an enemy, not Othello to Desdemona.


That might yet come, in the future--after the consumation, for example. Not yet.

Originally posted by: napstermonster

There is almost no reason for us to worry about an upcoming separation track, OR a Rudra being jealous of another man. At least not for a while.

Here is why:

He is obsessed with Paro, but he knows (as per his own flashbacks regarding her) that she is almost equally obsessed with him. He can be himself, in all his wounded, desperate, dependent glory because the trust now is absolute. The day he decided she was his, was the day she mattered the most to him. He trusts her as a combination of parent, friend, wife and lover--and that is a potent trust she has done nothing to harm.

Secondly, he is cynical to a fault. Unlike an ASR who inherently mistrusted Khushi because he was always EXPECTING Khushi to be a golddigger,who never bothered to ask her anything,This is a BSD Major who examines people, and seeks evidence as his job. He wont trust just hearsay, or one event.As we see with Kakisa and Rudra's interactions, he is not easily taken in by other people trying to make him jealous, or upset, or angry. He reads people too well, and he knows Paro too well by now to doubt her motives.

And finally--he knows (better than Paro) that someone is out to get her. An acid attack on his wife is not a romantic move by a lover. It is a declaration of war. Paro's tears, her injury and fear is not fake .The doll's broken arm is a threat to them both. The enemy inside his Haveli, leaving him a note. All the signs are signs of real physical danger, not those of an obsessive lover marking his territory on Paro. This is a dangerous man out to harm his Paro, not an ex lover who is back to take her away, who she might be secretly with. He will react throughout this track like a soldier reacting to an enemy, like a man defending his adored wife.


Not Othello doubting, and then hating Desdemona. That might yet come, in the future, given Rudra's nature. After the consumation, for example. Not yet.

Originally posted by: napstermonster

There is almost no reason for us to worry about an upcoming separation track, OR a Rudra being jealous of another man. At least not for a while.

Here is why:

He is obsessed with Paro, but he knows (as per his own flashbacks regarding her) that she is almost equally obsessed with him. He can be himself, in all his wounded, desperate, dependent glory because the trust now is absolute. The day he decided she was his, was the day she mattered the most to him. He trusts her as a combination of parent, friend, wife and lover--and that is a potent trust she has done nothing to harm.

Secondly, he is cynical to a fault. Unlike an ASR who inherently mistrusted Khushi because he was always EXPECTING Khushi to be a golddigger,who never bothered to ask her anything,This is a BSD Major who examines people, and seeks evidence as his job. He wont trust just hearsay, or one event.As we see with Kakisa and Rudra's interactions, he is not easily taken in by other people trying to make him jealous, or upset, or angry. He reads people too well, and he knows Paro too well by now to doubt her motives.

And finally--he knows (better than Paro) that someone is out to get her. An acid attack on his wife is not a romantic move by a lover. It is a declaration of war. Paro's tears, her injury and fear is not fake .The doll's broken arm is a threat to them both. The enemy inside his Haveli, leaving him a note. All the signs are signs of real physical danger, not those of an obsessive lover marking his territory on Paro. This is a dangerous man out to harm his Paro, not an ex lover who is back to take her away, who she might be secretly with. He will react throughout this track like a soldier reacting to an enemy, like a man defending his adored wife.


Not Othello doubting, and then hating Desdemona. That might yet come, in the future, given Rudra's nature. After the consumation, for example. Not yet.

Originally posted by: sukhminderkaur7

Not agree. .rr is not based on othello. .only rudra's character is based on othello.

Originally posted by: shona_arhilover

RR is NOT based on Othello ...only Rudra's character is inspired from Othello, dear ... so chill 😉

Originally posted by: napstermonster

There is almost no reason for us to worry about an upcoming separation track, OR Rudra being jealous of another man. At least not for a while.

Here is why:

He is obsessed with Paro, but he knows (as per his own flashbacks regarding her) that she is almost equally obsessed with him. He can be himself, in all his wounded, desperate, dependent glory because the trust now is absolute. The day he decided she was his, was the day she mattered the most to him. He trusts her as a combination of parent, friend, wife and lover--and that is a potent trust she has done nothing to harm.

Secondly, he is cynical to a fault. Unlike an ASR who inherently mistrusted Khushi because he was always EXPECTING Khushi to be a golddigger,who never bothered to ask her anything,This is a BSD Major who examines people, and seeks evidence as his job. He wont trust just hearsay, or one event.As we see with Kakisa and Rudra's interactions, he is not easily taken in by other people trying to make him jealous, or upset, or angry. He reads people too well, and he knows Paro too well by now to doubt her motives.

And finally--he knows (better than Paro) that someone is out to get her. An acid attack on his wife is not a romantic move by a lover. It is a declaration of war. Paro's tears, her injury and fear is not fake .The doll's broken arm is a threat to them both. The enemy has got inside his Haveli, taunting him, leaving him a note. In the Promo, he is literally close to Paro, tricking her in a BSD uniform into thinking its Rudra. All the signs are signs of real physical danger, not those of an obsessive lover marking his territory on Paro. This is a dangerous man out to harm Paro, not an ex lover who is back to take her away. He will react throughout this track like a soldier reacting to an enemy, like a man defending his adored wife.


Not Othello doubting, and then hating Desdemona. That might yet come, in the future, given Rudra's volatile nature. After the consumation, for example. Not yet.

Originally posted by: Baki

What is the story of othello ? I know it's Shakepears, but I never heard the storyline of it.