The scene and Parud were indeed beautiful.
This is how I see it, Paro is doing exactly what Rudra needs, heal the wounds instead of letting it fester more. For 15 years the wounds have grown deeper, running away, anger, alcohol and sex nothing helped him. He still has questions and insecurities. Until Rudra faces his past, gets his answers and knows the whole truth, he will continue to live with his demons. As Paro told him, don't forgive your mom, but at least confront her and ask her. If the past is not resolved it will always be Rudra, Paro and his demons for the rest of their lives. Rudra never had anybody in his life to help him with trauma and see the bigger picture, now he has a chance with Paro. Like in surgery sometimes you need to cut the wound to finally heal it. Secondly, Paro is her own person, she is not the type to ignore the good gesture done to her by a person when she was in need. She stood up for Mythali against Mohini and here she wants to give Mala a helping hand, who was there for Paro when orphaned. Dilsher's request further bolstered her belief that Rudra does not know the whole truth about his mother.
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