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Devdas In Love Part II
Devdas felt he had done justice to the society and himself by practicing self-control over his desires for Paro. This is in fact his incapability to self-determination due to confusion of the childhood dilemmas combined with his belief that bigger glory lies in resisting the prize rather than accepting it. A thought 'cultured' from the 'psychology of colonialism'.
Devdas repeats his 'resistance' the second time with Chandramukhi, a popular prostitute who falls in love with the man, only because he does not desire anything from her. He continues to compare the two women in his lives and despises Chandarmukhi's affection and devotion, in spite of her giving up of her profession to win him and trying to nurse his ill health.
The melodrama ends with Devdas at Paro's doorstep, as death knocks his doors. Paro, now a respectable lady in the society is not allowed to meet her only love, as once again she tries to break the social norms by running carelessly beyond the mansions boundaries. Devdas had returned to Paro to keep his last promise. Earlier, the two had met again after her marriage when he promises to see her once before dying. Paro had visited the wasted Devdas and again offered her love. To this the latter had asked her to run away with him, a challenge to Paro's 'social limits' for his own 'psychological limits'.
Devdas could be a feeble man or a confused one, who eventually looses all that he has in an imaginary attempt to win a self created master of control. This is due to the ghosts of oppressions by his father, the borrowed concepts from his western education and his fight against his 'rural roots'. However, women of the story are more masculine in their self-less declaration of love and fearlessness in its open declaration.
Devdas is a story of a man trying to love himself, with a backdrop of the love extended to him from his mother, his lover and a prostitute. However, its always wonderful to just fall in love and its simplicity. Happy Valentine's day.
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