Two tragedies two children two grown ups

Two families in one a complete tragedy a small girl becomes an orphan loses both parents in BSF shootings and ambush probably suspecting them to be infiltrators but bought up with love and affection by her relatives and so is gentle bubbly soft hearted cant see others distress be it humans(giving a crying boy her favorite doll) or animals (trying to save a wounded camel)only fearing the dreaded BSD who killed both her parents  Edited by chalhov - 10 years ago

Will be interesting to watch how the makers handle the two tragedy and their impact

Rangrasiya was very impressive. The young child artists were simply brilliant👏. The kid who played young Rudra was too good with the emotions - the trauma of his mother leaving him for someone else and set up for future track -beauty and  trust issues.

Father has taught him beautiful woman are not to be trusted while life will teach him real beauty lies not in the physical appearance, but in the heart. Doll passing scene was significance for it. Young Paro was able to give away something that gave her solace for someone who needed it more than her. Thats the beauty of her - putting someone else above her own pain and needs.

And the entry of adult Rudra - his body language spoke a lot of volumes. Its someone who is very strong outside but emotionally broken inside (childhood scene). Somewhere I guess that doll will bring out the softer side.

Paro is opposite of Rudra - fragile outside but emotionally strong.

The start was fabb !!! 👏
I so loved little paro and
rudra .. 👍🏼
Their tragedy really gonna make a BIG impact ... 🤔
I do feel rudra is very
ruthless 😒
Lets see how the cvs unfold it, 😆

This content was originally posted by: LoveCC

Will be interesting to watch how the makers handle the two tragedy and their impact

This content was originally posted by: Aahaana

Rangrasiya was very impressive. The young child artists were simply brilliant👏. The kid who played young Rudra was too good with the emotions - the trauma of his mother leaving him for someone else and set up for future track -beauty and  trust issues.

Yes Aahaana I was also impressed by both the looks and the acting of the child artistes they did resemble the leads yes the underlined looks like the future track

Father has taught him beautiful woman are not to be trusted while life will teach him real beauty lies not in the physical appearance, but in the heart. Doll passing scene was significance for it. Young Paro was able to give away something that gave her solace for someone who needed it more than her. Thats the beauty of her - putting someone else above her own pain and needs.

 

Exactly well put the characterization of the leads

 

 

 

And the entry of adult Rudra - his body language spoke a lot of volumes. Its someone who is very strong outside but emotionally broken inside (childhood scene). Somewhere I guess that doll will bring out the softer side.

Paro is opposite of Rudra - fragile outside but emotionally strong.