character or actor ?

But I never saw that emotion on Ragini's face. I could never truly believe that Ragini ever loved him. I dont see that emotion of complete breakdown whenever Neil goes away from her (though I always felt a my heart go out to Neil everytime I see pain on his face and he walks away from Ragini😉 ).

So back to the Title, if its character that is sketched that way Neil loves Ragini more than Ragini loves Neil . Or the obvious that Ronit is a level above Pallavi's acting skills.

Somehow Ronit's acting always makes me believe his point of story. 😃

Pallavi has age and is young and her character of ragini is less expressive, while nachiket is more expressive,

Both are good actors. Both have something which others don't have.

They play their role very well.

In general, I feel Neil has more emotions for Ragini. Even when they were beginning to get together before the second split, Neil was the more demonstrative one. Also, Ragini didn't hesitate for a minute while breaking up with Neil when Aarav went to jail. I think Neil's love is deeper and its the hurt that shows when he is rude to Ragini (although that doesn't justify it).

Ragini's love is equivalent to Neil's but her character cannot be expressive in these matters except on certain special occasions while Neil's character is sketched to be open and expressive of his love or as response to it in general. From the beginning of the show Ragini has been portrayed as a reserved woman, it is unlikely that they can change this aspect of her. Her inability to express her emotions is a key point in the story that is necessary for the story and plot line overall to progress in, otherwise the show would've ended months ago.

Regardless, the show does tend to give Ragini her moments and I assure you when she cries or expresses her love for her children, Neil, it is quite moving and many members here will agree that her love for her family is evident. She does not love Neil any less, rather it is a possibility that because Neil's emotional side is shown so often in reaction to Ragini that one just begins to believe that he loves her more when in reality, she loves him the same. It affects her just as much but she keeps it inside too afraid to express or voice out her opinions and what she feels in fear of another separation or the restrictions, obligations imposed by circumstances, relationships, or her own prior decisions. It's the nature of her character and when she does have her moments, it makes them even more rarely beautiful because of this.