sorry it's my pov no offense to you but priya in bakery scene called vedika premika which also mean lover so that time it was OK but now when ram said ex lover it is a problem I am not defending ram just sayingOriginally posted by: Mangs1303
Oh Ram has screwed up bigtime on many occasions. Unfortunately, he's rarely called out on it, because itv audiences generally give MLs a long rope. To date, I've not watched the actual episode of Ram dancing with Vedika on his birthday. But, if you see, that's never been an issue from the cvs' pov, because even Priya has never had a fb of that instance, far as I know. Instead a million fbs of the Ram-Meera dance, like he deserves the Nobility Prize for that.
Coming to his doubting his dad on the basis of a stranger's words, I see him doing a Yashpa here (no offence, Yashpa). What does our forum member do at the least provocation? He builds a worst-case scenario, partly because expecting the worst allows him to express angst and because partly, and maybe subconsciously, preparing for the worst makes it easier. I think we'd all agree that annoying as it is, it helps him cope.
Otoh, dads aren't sacrosanct. Could Ram's dad have been guilty of being less than the rather too perfect person Ram remembers? Did the resort manager provide any evidence? Did Ram defend him or have trouble accepting the truth? If yes, I wouldn't blame him too much. Though, honestly, it doesn't fit Ram's character at all, given his blindness towards his family.
Coming to the precap, the 'ex-lover' is a low blow, but his whole attitude screams provocation. I'd love Priya to tell him to go to his ex and stay away from her, but I have little hope for Priya showing some fire now.
And Yashpa, you need to tone down the venting. Some words are downright offensive.