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I know quite a few discussions happened as to why the CVs showed that Paro came back on her own.
And when explaining some of the reasons i gave were plain logic.
1/ She doesn't know anywhere else around her exists - as in not even a proper name of another village let alone how to get there as she has never crossed the boundary of her own village and now Rudra's place
So if her own home is out of bounds the only other place that exists for her is sarhad ke paar and Rudra's place. And she picked the logical option of the 2.
2/ The girl is 5th grade pass. And she doesn't know how to survive outside her set life for the moment. Its as if some1 has left a 2 yr old in the middle of an unknown road n left. She will soon know better to fend for herself, but not yet.
3/ He threatened that he will destroy her loved ones if she killed herself, so what is to say he wouldn't do the same had she simply disappeared? he might not have done it, but Paro being who she is would never have taken that chance.
4/ she doesn't have any money on her and doesn't know enough to earn money
5/ She came back to prove a point to him that he can never use her to hurt her loved ones. she will rather turn his anger towards herself by being there, but not take the risk of him attacking her people
Anyway all of these i just posted as a starting post to show some logic.. but its all water under the bridge now..
But has any of the people who found it ridiculous for her to return to him that had what happened today unfolded the same way.
AND
1. Paro had run away again and Rudra and forcefully brought her back and was held there against her will, she would have been the 1st to tell chachi that!
2. If Paro didn't come back on her own - she would not have kept quiet when Dilsher claimed her as his future DIL..
Anyway its a story. Take it as a story. For the extreme situations that is being shown, the writers are actually closing loops and keeping things logical inside the fictional boundaries..
So the thing is unless Paro had come on her own free will she might not like being in this situation, but it was the only way she would have been allowed to roam out of a room without being tied down and locked. cz if her purpose was to run away, rudra's one would be to hold her back.
The only reason this story can proceed is cz Paro is no longer running away and Rudra doesn't have to hold her captive against her will anymore..
Anyway this is for the people who r searching logic in everything as its 'Rangrasiya'
And when explaining some of the reasons i gave were plain logic.
1/ She doesn't know anywhere else around her exists - as in not even a proper name of another village let alone how to get there as she has never crossed the boundary of her own village and now Rudra's place
So if her own home is out of bounds the only other place that exists for her is sarhad ke paar and Rudra's place. And she picked the logical option of the 2.
2/ The girl is 5th grade pass. And she doesn't know how to survive outside her set life for the moment. Its as if some1 has left a 2 yr old in the middle of an unknown road n left. She will soon know better to fend for herself, but not yet.
3/ He threatened that he will destroy her loved ones if she killed herself, so what is to say he wouldn't do the same had she simply disappeared? he might not have done it, but Paro being who she is would never have taken that chance.
4/ she doesn't have any money on her and doesn't know enough to earn money
5/ She came back to prove a point to him that he can never use her to hurt her loved ones. she will rather turn his anger towards herself by being there, but not take the risk of him attacking her people
Anyway all of these i just posted as a starting post to show some logic.. but its all water under the bridge now..
But has any of the people who found it ridiculous for her to return to him that had what happened today unfolded the same way.
AND
1. Paro had run away again and Rudra and forcefully brought her back and was held there against her will, she would have been the 1st to tell chachi that!
2. If Paro didn't come back on her own - she would not have kept quiet when Dilsher claimed her as his future DIL..
Anyway its a story. Take it as a story. For the extreme situations that is being shown, the writers are actually closing loops and keeping things logical inside the fictional boundaries..
So the thing is unless Paro had come on her own free will she might not like being in this situation, but it was the only way she would have been allowed to roam out of a room without being tied down and locked. cz if her purpose was to run away, rudra's one would be to hold her back.
The only reason this story can proceed is cz Paro is no longer running away and Rudra doesn't have to hold her captive against her will anymore..
Anyway this is for the people who r searching logic in everything as its 'Rangrasiya'
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