A beautiful write up👏. I loved reading your post and especially loved the following points:
1)Yesterday's scene where Paro confronted Rudra, will go down as one of my favourite PaRud scenes. The intensity of emotions between them was high voltage. It actually reminded me of the time when Rudra successfully counter argued against Paro's vow, and why it was wrong. Here Paro advocated her point very well. She made perfect sense with why situations cannot be judged on the surface. It needs to be understood in depth. Hats off to the writers for Paro's dialogues. I just LOVED how she used their circumstances as a fitting example. Paro is very philosophical and understands relationships beautifully.
2)He HATED the fact that she referred to herself as a widow, when she spoke of her fake husband and he flipped when she asked what name he would have for a woman like her. Paro's intention wasn't to wind him up. She was simply stating the truth. She loves him more than anything in this world, but their relationship and all that has come with it has been complex. But Rudra! His reaction showed how much he loves and honours his wife. He referred to Paro as his, only
3)If yesterday was intense PaRud, then today we saw a more softer, delicate side to them. And that is the beauty of their relationship. It has layers, many shades of love in its truest and purest form. It was adorable to see them talking about how they met, what would've happened if they had not. The imli line by Paro made me smile 😆 she is the cutest thing. Major Saab resting his head on Paro was a sight to see 😳 and then falling asleep with his head in her lap, while she gently pats him - picture perfect.
4)A love that can survive the most difficult of times and overcome all the obstacles that may come their way. Because fate is on their side. Agar Rudra hai, toh Paro hai. Paro hai, toh Rudra hai. This is how it is meant to be - as Major Saab said, "hamesha."
Whenever i see Rudra and Paro the title song seems so apt for them especially the following lines :"Adha adha mile to hove kamiya saari poori".They are incomplete without each other.
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