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Rangrasiya: Rudra apologises to Myra, shields her with Paro’s blanket to save her from cold! (In pics)
No matter how hard he is tries, Rudra can’t stop himself from getting drawn towards Myra. Indeed he sees his beloved Paro in Myra but the fact that she is not Paro makes him stay aloof from her.
A few days back, Rudra has unnecessarily rebuked Myra for using his child Dhruv to get her daily chores done in exchange of money. For the uninitiated, Myra had caught Dhruv stealing money from his father’s purse to buy Koyal’s Rakhi preent. But Myra made him realise how wrong it is to steal for any reason. She motivated him to help her with set her things right in her room and in return, he would get the money needed for the gift. And like we said earlier, Rudra could not accept the fact that Myra is using his boy for her work.
It was only when Dhruv and other members of the family brought the clear picture before Rudra, he felt deeply sorry for being rude to Myra.
In the recent episode, Rudra approached Myra and apologized to her for his mistake. But Myra again misunderstands Rudra’s stiff attitude as his arrogance and taunts him for being grumpy always.
Later, Rudra finds Myra sleeping out in the cold and shields her body with Paro’s shawl. Just then, his son Dhruv comes and tells him that although Myra is not his mother Paro, but he feels that his mother has sent her to them.
Rudra gets emotional and surprised to hear Dhruv say that and asks why he feels so. To this, Dhruv replies that even father (Rudra) believes that Myra has been sent by Paro otherwise he would not have given the shawl to her.
Later, Maithili informs Myra that Rudra had put the shawl on her body to save her from catching cold. Myra gets shocked to learn that Rudra could be so nice. She visits Rudra’s room while he is asleep with Dhruv to return the shawl. However, Rudra wakes up suddenly and again get into an argument with Myra.
He asks her why she was in his room so late at night. And Myra tries giving an apt answer to his question.
The next morning, Sumer’s wife cooks food for Myra and tells Maithili that if the London girl likes the food, then the catering contract for her marriage will fall in her kitty.
Thinking about Myra, Maithili gets nostalgic and talks about how she is so different from Paro in her habits yet looks like her.
