7th Feb: Laal Ishq : The Feelings Vs. Nature War.-UPDATED. - Page 4

I have to say, I like your take of the episode more than the episode itself. Dont get me wrong, the episode was good and would have been great if not for that background music which was a kill joy. Also Paro's passivity in the episode sort of killed it for me. For a great love scene you need both the leads to be active participants.

Someone has got to have a word with the music director. the title song is beautiful & soulful, but its various adapted versions for BG makes me want to pull my ears out.

Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais

Hello Vick. Since you've left JA, it just does not feel the same!!!

So I peek-a-boo into your new virtual residence, JUST to read what you've to say.

I read your prose, and I feel these characters come alive in my Mind's Eye, without even knowing anything about them. They're doused with shimmer & bathed in rosy romanticism & I feel like this is what is missing in the JA Forum.

Miss you, my Shahrukh. 🤗

I was totally ready to NOT expect yr post yday... I programmed myself, Vicky Sa will be partying!!😎
Not that I slept any earlier😆...

Y is it that u never leave anything else to add?😆...
If I write anything it would be yr words muddled in my less coherent sentences🤣

Anyway, me too was thinking the same reading some posts in the forum, where and when has Rudra's feelings changed? When has he become soft?😕
Rudra has been portrayed as harsh/abrupt on the outside and emotionally soft on the inside. Yes, these men can b extremely sweet, and caring..thoughtful...(when you are not watching them )... my brother isEXACTLY the same!😆..A mother's role in a child's life, can either make or break that person.

He has been shown to take care of his bitter father, ringing him to see if he has ate food. These nuances are already in his character traits. And the 'hatred' for beautiful women is a front to ward of any sense of attachment to anyone, in case he has to undergo loss as he did with his mother.
For a child to have no sense of belonging is very crushing. One's unconditional support system in life is our parents. There is no one after that. All relationships after that come with conditions. Rudra didn't have that from either of his parents. It would be extremely difficult fro him to trust/accept that someone actually wants be a part of his life...with him... for him. There will always be doubts, suspicion. Because the foundation of this love has never been set.

Paro she is safe as long as she acts 'indifferent' to him. He can pour his care on her...whilst she sleeps...😆... but not have to deal with a growing closeness/attachment or her wanting commitment from him.
When she enters that phase the Rudra that will unmask before her will become her living hell.

Paro is someone who hasbeen in need of a protector. Her clutching his arms, sleeping peacefully in a different place and his bed, already shows how she accepts him as her Guardian. When someone does a small act of kindness, we feel indebted for life, The way Rudra comes to stand before her and ANY form of harm, means she is his already!

I hope the cv's can narrate the story as they viewed it. I know it's business, peoples bread and butter, but slow boring serials (the TRP earners🥱) have some srsly boring dragging tracks every now and again , how come they don't change the story lines?😕

love your post, MKM.


rudra has a soft side which he does not want others to see..

there are many instances where we see how he cares abt his father's well being..
even if it was asked in his rough and rude tone ..


he does not hate beautiful women, but has a big trust issue with them.
grow close, and they'll hurt you..


paro herself is a caring person.


and now that these two are together 24/7, it will be a treat to see who's caring nature will be the first one to turn into something more complicated but beautiful ..😉

I was waiting for your post. Really loved your take! Your analysis is quite bang on!

Very very beautiful, thought-provoking post!!

@All. Thank you for reading, liking and commenting. I am sorry that am not around to reply everyone individually , but i did read everyone's take.

Again, lovely post and insightful. I agree that her being asleep was really key in his being able to show his caring side...he could be that way precisely because no one was looking...

and yes, he's caring by nature, not affect. We've seen the evidence: He loves his father in his own gruff way and has always cared for him, and the father knows very well what's behind the bluster;
Paro does't, and may not fr a while...but it is striking how she instinctively trusts him...she *knows* that her honor - and life -- is safe when he's around.

I wonder how far they will take the Othello inspiration. I agree that Paro will not deliberately destroy him at work...that the 'betrayal' will likely involve the heart, later on and that will shatter him. I'm not sure how far they'll take the analogy though. If they take it all the way I feel it will be Thakur and Laila and (sumer?) that might play a role (and I hop

Somehow I doubt it will be kaki,,,I feel sumer will singe her with the sale of the haveli and rudra might rescue them from the situation, but who knows

Finally, I too hope they stick with the lovely RR music and its various versions. the poetry, though lovely, was from the left field and so felt jarring. It wasn't really necessary..

First time reading your post. Thank you. Its really good. What a Great insight. Agree with you till the last word.