Originally posted by: DiyaS
You bet ... a better scene than the SBS ... longer and uninterrupted 😳 and way, way hotter!!!
Rudra needs to step up his game ... Paro doesn't stop thinking about his Maasa ... Rudy boy, your reputation of 'aath saal har raat' is at stake here! 😆
@bold ... okay, the serious analysis here ... Rudra is definitely mellowing down about his mother ... Paro's repeated assertions that he needs to talk to her, get some answers has had its effect, although he won't admit it ... after the initial outburst, his venting out to both Mala and Dilsher, and then to Paro ... he's had some time to think. He spent the day in office, angry with Paro for siding with Mala, (as he thought) ... only to find her waiting for him when he got back, asking for his support ... being with him after making sure his mom was comfortable in their room ... all signs that Paro puts him first and is with him. Yet she doesn't let up on telling him, talk to your mother ... so once the initial anger and pent up frustration has faded somewhat, he starts actually listening to what Paro is saying ... and realises that she is right.
Then he goes to the room ... did he go there to talk to Mala? And finds her missing. His first reaction is anger ... see, I told you so ...
But this time she hasn't run away with a lover ... she's run away for his sake, because he was so angry with her ... he was unhappy that she was back ... he was happier without her, and he told her so ... and she's actually written that in the letter. So how can he blame her for being untrustworthy and running away? When he himself told her she was unwelcome here? And he didn't bother to ask her anything ... as Paro has been telling him from Day 1 to do?
Hence his mellowing down towards Paro ... an unspoken acknowledgement that she was right ... although catch him admitting it 😆
Paro wants to get Maala back because she's worried for her safety ... a lone woman out in the world without a protector ... and Paro knows that Teju can be dangerous. If Rudra stopped to think, he would know the same ... he probably did, which is why he went after her eventually.
Stopping Mohini from leaving ... after hearing Mohini's sob story from Danveer, Paro's soft heart must have felt bad that Mohini felt her position, her authority threatened ... so she tried her best to tell Mohini that she was still mother figure in the haveli. Of course Mohini just needed to make sure Mala had left, otherwise sooner or later Mohini's real role in the entire drama would emerge ... and she would be thrown out anyway.
I'm still hoping Rudra has finally started thinking ... a little more coolly than earlier. 😆
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