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Originally posted by: aliyaraj
i actually felt the same way in the cremation scene. I think Ashish is a brilliant actor and thats why that scene didnt feel volatile/ intense enough. That scene didn't depict that he lost the one he loved the most
He is not letting go! He says at the end... I will not let you go Paro. Till my last breath you will be in my heart. đ He is in denial of his loss to an extent. He clings to his little baby boy for comfort! He was just stunned and numb.
The light and the fire has gone out of him! đ
So yeah, it was not the original Rudra reaction. It was a more heartrending one. Someone who lives but is not alive.
Aliya, this reply is not just for you, its for all the posters on the thread.
You know, even in real life, the loss of someone elicits reactions from across the spectrum. Some say too much, some say too little, some get it. And I see the same thing reflected on this thread. So that means, Paro and Rudra are so real. So real for us all! đđ
