Thursday 7th August
Rudra and Paro were yin and yang ... both strong in their own way, but he was undoubtedly the stronger one, because Paro was happy to let him be so ... for a village girl, her husband was naturally the superior one in the relationship, that was her upbringing, and the way of nature for her.
Myrah has no such hangups ... she's as good as any man ... if he insults her upbringing without knowing a thing about her or her parents, she will do the same back ... insult his relationship with his wife, and let him see how it feels. If he throws her out with no good reason, when she has asked politely and nicely, has offered to pay for her stay, and his entire family have (apparently) no objection, then she will override his baseless objections, use her pull and stay in the haveli anyway.
But once she comes to know the reasons for his objections, then it might be another matter completely. And Maithili jeeja will do the honours tomorrow.
Sumer is ever-practical and money minded ... Myrah was paying good money, Rudra was foolish to throw her out. Rudra, the ever-emotional one, for him, this house is full of memories ... his baapusa, his maasa, and most of all, his Paro ... how can he let a girl, who looks exactly like Paro but is nothing like her, come in and trample over all those memories?
Danveer tries to make a traumatized Rudra understand ... Dhruv is drawn towards Myrah, he's missed his mother since childhood, he wants that maternal love ...
Rudra is furious ... how can kakusa even begin to compare Paro's mamta with that rich, spoiled brat of a girl? She can never measure up to his Paro.
Hmmm ...
Rudra does have good reason for his apprehensions ... Dhruv is becoming attached already to this stranger who has his mother's face ... he's upset that she left without meeting him ... he won't eat dinner with his father, because his father threw Myrah out. Rudra manages to trick him into eating, feeling sorry for his son, but still determined to spare him any more hurt ... and of course, getting close to Myrah and then discovering that she is not his mother, can only hurt the child more.
But he hasn't bargained for the inexplicable pull Dhruv feels for Myrah ... and for Myrah's pull towards Dhruv . Neither has Rudra bargained for Myrah's connections ... and her temper, which is as hot as his own. And unlike his sweet docile Paro, Myrah is not helpless, she is in a position to do something about his rude behaviour.
And she does. Promptly. "Dear Chachu" loves his niece and can do anything for her.
So next morning, Dhruv is still sulking with his father, and Rudra is trying his best to make up to his son ... movie for the whole family ... Dhruv wants Myrah aunty to come with them ... and Myrah aunty appears.
The whole family is shocked ... Dhruv is delighted. Rudra is furious ... how dare Myrah come back after being thrown out? Myrah's cool 'talk to my hand' only makes him even more furious. The phone call from Chachu clears up things ... unlike Paro, Myrah is not helpless and alone in the world ... like Paro, she is utterly determined when she has made up her mind. Rudra doesn't own the haveli yet. The government does. And Myrah's chachu moreover, hired Rudra for Myrah's security, which he seems to have forgotten about ... on top of which he dared to throw Myrah out of the house? Not happening.
Another time, another place ... Rudra was appointed to safeguard Paro, state witness for the BSD, and he threw her out of the house at night. Deja vu. Paro came back ... now Myrah has returned.
Sumer happily shows Myrah to a room ... empties out Shatabdi's things, and even gifts Myrah an antique box ... annoying Shatabdi completely!
I liked the Sumer Shatabdi scene ... cute! SuSha seem to be happy in their marriage, after the false start ... this was better than the silly Shatabdi-Mohini fights.
Rudra barges into Myrah's room and showers some more rudeness on her ... Myrah's not one to take it lying down and answers back, but when he gets more personal and goes to her parents and her upbringing, she attacks him back on his Achilles heel ... his wife. Unknowingly touching a very raw nerve.
I would just like to point out that we felt bad for Rudra because we know his history, and we love Paro. Myrah would have felt equally bad about the attack on her parents, and we don't know her history, so we don't feel equally bad. That is Myrah for Rudra's history ... she does not know it. And if he makes personal attacks without knowing anything about her, he should remember that she is just doing exactly what he did.
Again deja vu ... Rudra accused Paro of being a terrorist without any proof, and treated her accordingly. She fought back as best she could, but her weapons were pitiful and few. Today he made personal attacks on Myrah's upbringing, without accepting that her rudeness was in retaliation to his own ... and Myrah has stronger weapons in her arsenal than Paro did.
If Myrah is not Paro, there is one thing she will do for sure ... make Rudra appreciate Paro in death much more than he appreciated her in life!
Rudra obviously is left completely rattled at the attack on his memories, and leaves ... calls an emergency family meeting, and explains the situation, including the house issue, which doesn't allow him to throw Myrah out.
Mohini makes a comeback with her one-liner ... I didn't do anything when you did the drama with the first one, I won't do anything with this drama with the new one either!
Maithili is worried about Dhruv. Rudra says he will handle Dhruv.
Dhruv might not be so easy to handle. Currently, he and Koel are snooping around in Myrah's room, looking for clues as to why she doesn't remember she is Dhruv's mother. They find earrings in her suitcase, which look like Paro's earrings? Myrah catches them, gives them a small lecture on manners, and then chats with them about her trip and why she is here.
And is astonished when Dhruv tells her that she cannot get married.
So far Myrah has been equally rude to Rudra, because she didn't know his history. What will change when she learns about Paro?