Please Bring Back Our Old Ragini Patel

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poetic

@poetic

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Posted: 10 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: Vidya_Bng

kuch zyada bol diya kya😆

na na, it's all good 😆😆

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roneeta

@ronitfan

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Posted: 10 years ago

#12

Nachiket baba come and set this lady to her senses LOL

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roneeta

@ronitfan

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Posted: 10 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: poetic
Pavan, I am so glad that you made the post. And not us. I will refer to some gender biases here.
The fact that you have made the post maybe brings some sort of justification that Ragini as a character was well entrenched in her personality traits, even if she was as gullible and prone to make mistakes, like any other human being.

She was the perfectly flawed character to begin this story - the Mother who has a set os estranged kids, and the ex-wife who still somewhere loved her ex-huband, so much so that that love hinged on hatred.

After all these years, when the MUs have been cleared b/w Nachiket and her, there is no point in cursing him and his blood. I don't agree with the way he went about, but one thing I know - he does love her, in spite of everything. He loves her like mad, though his ego also gets the better of him.

During those 15 years, Ragini might have been more bitter and prejudiced against Nachiket. But now? Doesn't she realise how much he lavisher? is her planning to get married to Dr Aman a revenge tactics? Then, she is going to land herself in a big hell hole, for sujre.

I also wonder if Ragini had been meeting Aarav at all. If yes, she would have known by now that it was her son who had requested his Father to stay mum for a day, as Aarav himself wished to tell the truth to Ragini. Of course, Nachiket should have taken things more seriosuly, but this 'Nachiket's fault' thing is getting to me now.

I want my dignified and sensible Ragini back, the one who didn't hesitate to say sorry if she was at wrong. I want her back. Pretty please.

Dignified is the word..

the old Ragini would never be pressurised into getting engaged just for the heck of moving on!