Rudra
Rudra initially appears as a strict officer in the Border Security Forces (BSD). He is "an ever-angry" man, who does not believe in love, and is characterized by extreme cruelty and seriousness. Psychological complex: The reason for his cruelty goes back to his bitter childhood, where his mother left home when she was beautiful, which made his father plant in his mind the idea that "beauty is betrayal" , and that women are not trusted. Mission: He meets the heroine "Barrow" (Parvati) in a border area while on a mission to thwart an illegal arms smuggling operation under the guise of a wedding procession. 2. Meeting of Fate (Rudra and Baru) Rudra's life is turned upside down when "Varon" (the runaway groom) is killed and "Barrow" is saved from the flames. But for Barrow, Rudra is the monster who ruined her life and killed her husband on their wedding night. Detention: Rudra detains Baru as the sole witness to prove the local king's involvement (Thakur) in arms smuggling. Conflict: "The relationship between the cat and the mouse" begins; he tries to extract the truth from her, and she sees him as a devil without a heart. 3. The Great Shift: From Hate to Adoration As time passes, and under family pressure and intrigue, Rudra and Barrow are forced to marry. Healing the Old Wound: Barrow begins by touching the human side of Rudra. She discovers that his anger is nothing but a shield
About Rudra
Rudra initially appears as a strict officer in the Border Security Forces (BSD). He is "an ever-angry" man, who does not believe in love, and is characterized by extreme cruelty and seriousness. Psychological complex: The reason for his cruelty goes back to his bitter childhood, where his mother left home when she was beautiful, which made his f...Read more