Decoding precap lines of Raghu !!! - Page 4

Originally posted by: Viewpoint

Pallavis realization is something worth watching and a heartbroken Raghav will be a treat to watch (in terms of acting). Can’t wait ❤️

Do you want to see him fall in love with her before his past is dealt with or not? I think it would be amazing either way, the dynamics would be different.

We may get Aai asking her to come back vs. Amma asking her to come back. Who will she choose?

I hate this track. I hope it's just up to the point where the Ds forgive her and then she goes back home with Raghav because that's her 'home'. Ugh.

I don't see how they can have alone time or quality time with each other in that D circus.

Originally posted by: RosyRosh

Havent even seen epi yet but clearly theres some fire ablaze about precap so had to check it out. Im glad i read your post first to get an idea. Rest will post later if i have something to say. All i can say to forum members is just chill out and watch what happens. raghvi are ending up together no matter what 🤣 rest are just hurdles. Dont be scared. Just watch what happens.

A part of me is still hoping for a tragic tale where they are never physically together but emotionally connected forever. I can just imagine Raghav being the kind of man to love someone like that till his last breath and never remarry.

Raghav does not seem to care about her widow status because he's not developed feelings for her yet. At least not to the extent of him actually feeling all her pain.

Bold - I hope he speaks about this because I know he is a sensitive man, progressive and he is very vocal about his feelings and thoughts which is a really good departure from other brooding males on TV. However, it is also partly Pallavi's nature that prevents others from speaking about her trauma. She masks it all so well and she ends up making her life about everyone else other than herself. For example, I wanted her to be upset and angry with Raghav for tarnishing her character because as a woman, at least from my perspective, I'd probably never let it slide. And not just to make him feel guilty but because it's just plain painful. But she is upset because he broke her family. She is not even slightly hurt about her pride? I expected her to give him an earful about hurting her pride, but she just never speaks about her personal pain. But that's Pallu. All about family....sanki family.

Originally posted by: inlieu

I like this too, he doesn't care about her past status. Not that he can do anything about it, he forced her to marry him without doing enough background research so that's his problem. The good thing is that Raghav and his family are progressive so even if they had known, they wouldn't have cared.

What I'm missing, though, is his sensitivity to her being a widow and what she must have gone through. Mandaar died only two years ago, that wasn't so far back. He doesn't know the details of the marriage, for all you know they could have been in love for years and then decided to get married. Perhaps he feels she did love Mandaar, whatever. I want him to consider how she must have felt losing her spouse, because it's not an easy thing. Sure, she talked to him about the effect on her from a social status perspective during her outburst but it was just a brief mention. What about her feelings a young wife who lost her husband, that too just after they got married? NO ONE has talked about that and one day I want him to help her open up and speak about the trauma she felt. I don't think he's there yet, but I want him to start thinking about her point of view in this regard. You cannot have a healthy spousal relationship if your spouse is steal dealing with trauma over losing her previous spouse. I really hope the writers don't ignore this point. It's bad enough they went through the widow reveal at high speed despite it being the way they introduced her in episode 1.

Uff! Veer Zaara feels ❤️I love tragic stories (on TV ONLY).

Originally posted by: inlieu

A part of me is still hoping for a tragic tale where they are never physically together but emotionally connected forever. I can just imagine Raghav being the kind of man to love someone like that till his last breath and never remarry.

Love ur pov Shailu🤗❤️

It's always nice to read them❤️

Originally posted by: Viewpoint

Definitely, I think so too coz she was very clear that they have no relationship and I agree too. There's nothing in this relationship right now and it will grow as undercurrents but they'll both have misunderstandings about the reason they are sticking together. I like this MU because it's definitely going to eventually make them realize their feelings for each other. Raghav will realize first but may never speak up, Pallu will only realize much later when her ex is back.

You know what the other challenge would be? Raghav hates disloyalty in relationships but when Mandaar is back in the picture how would he deal with pining for a woman who is technically someone else's wife? Also, how would Pallavi deal with wanting Raghav, that too as a husband not just a lover, when she is technically still married to Mandaar? They are both very honest and principled when it comes to such matters, and this would be very painful and maybe even cause a sense of shame in both of them. I won't be surprised at all. They would be fighting with themselves over all this.

She would have lived some version of a married life with Raghav, whereas she never even had a 'married life' with Mandaar. I know, Raghav and Pallavi married with the proper rituals, thinking that Pallavi is a widow, but when Mandaar is back and there's no legal binding on either of them, that's when they need to figure out if their relationship goes well beyond that. Makes sense?

Originally posted by: Viewpoint

Raghav does not seem to care about her widow status because he's not developed feelings for her yet. At least not to the extent of him actually feeling all her pain.

Bold - I hope he speaks about this because I know he is a sensitive man, progressive and he is very vocal about his feelings and thoughts which is a really good departure from other brooding males on TV. However, it is also partly Pallavi's nature that prevents others from speaking about her trauma. She masks it all so well and she ends up making her life about everyone else other than herself. For example, I wanted her to be upset and angry with Raghav for tarnishing her character because as a woman, at least from my perspective, I'd probably never let it slide. And not just to make him feel guilty but because it's just plain painful. But she is upset because he broke her family. She is not even slightly hurt about her pride? I expected her to give him an earful about hurting her pride, but she just never speaks about her personal pain. But that's Pallu. All about family....sanki family.

One of the reasons I fell in love with Raghav's character is that he is very sincere and pure when it comes to feeling and expressing his emotions. No contamination there and no toxic masculinity crap preventing him from expressing himself. He will begin to realize how much Pallavi suppresses her emotions or deprioritizes herself over others. Case in point, he never once suspected she'd be a widow or that she'd grown up as an orphan because of the way she conducts herself. That's what MLs are typically like on ITV. It's yet again a deliberate decision by writers to have this role reversal. Behind all the madness, there is some very intelligent writing on the show.

He has already will not just teach her to stand up or herself but to also realize that she has the right to feel happy for her own sake, without thinking about all the world's problems. She also needs to realize that while it's fine to help others, excessive sympathy for undeserving people, especially those who are mean to you, is only going to hurt you later on, e.g. the abortion fiasco.

And this is why he's the best person for her. Ayi noticed that too, because he will fight for her happiness and her rights, even if she doesn't. She's good for Raghav because through interacting with her, he's learning to open his eyes to other people and focus on their needs and challenges too, not just his own.

Originally posted by: inlieu

A part of me is still hoping for a tragic tale where they are never physically together but emotionally connected forever. I can just imagine Raghav being the kind of man to love someone like that till his last breath and never remarry.

Nooo i dnt want this 🤣 sorry. Maybe to an extent! 🤣.. i would love lots of distance but ultimately they finally end up together.

Originally posted by: inlieu

A part of me is still hoping for a tragic tale where they are never physically together but emotionally connected forever. I can just imagine Raghav being the kind of man to love someone like that till his last breath and never remarry.

love this scenario......looking at Raghav now sometimes looks like that to me too.

it reminds me of those tragic movies end ( though i am never fan of such movies.i keep away frm such)