what is shivam to raghav

Page

sandiab

@sandiab

Stunner

+ 5

Posted: 10 years ago

I am watching the show now and I am sOoo pissed of at Ragav. Shivam was so badly hurt and any parent who would have seen their childs condition would have gone to them and made sure they ok. Instead he annoyedly tells him to get an injection. Really I dnt get why he is so cold towards Shivam such a horrible parent he is. He treats his sisters kids better than he does his own. Bt maybe also coz shivam is a boy father and sons relationship is abit diff than a father daughter relationship. Bt it just feels like he would treat a beggar better than shivam

Edited by sandiab - 10 years ago

Quote

Frequent Posters

Leelalore

@Leelalore

Voyager

Posted: 10 years ago

Agreed. That scene defined the nature of Raghav's relationship with his wife & kids.

He never shows any signs of caring & protectiveness towards his wife, his daughters

or his son. This is why his Mother & sister have the guts to insult them

again & again.

Edited by Leelalore - 10 years ago

Quote

Looks like you are new here. Register for free, learn and contribute.

soapliker

@soapliker

Rocker

Posted: 10 years ago

yeah and thus it pisses me when he talks nicely to his wife. Coz he does it in secret and if mum or sis around then he does not.

He has no love for his kids, which is sad. but he feels that his sis's kids are angels.

Quote

soapliker

@soapliker

Rocker

Posted: 10 years ago

Shivam is Raghav's doormat. Someone that all walk on, scream at, taunt at and never get praises

Quote

geek2

@geek2

Navigator

Posted: 10 years ago

Raghav is shown as spineless coward who is blindly following his mother's instructions without reasoning what is right n what is wrong.

He needs to speak up should take care of his wife who works like a donkey without any appreciation.

This is a disgusting character, I wonder why Varun even accepted this role 😡

Edited by geek2 - 10 years ago

Quote

Anju.

@ALUJNA21

Trailblazer

+ 10

Posted: 10 years ago

The more disgusting part of Raghav is while he walks he keeps his hands at the back as if he's an old man of 8o's.

Then again the language he uses with his children how he forced his wife to be his mom and family servant...Better not to have a hubby like Raghav he may be sweet for others but I'm discussing Raghav not the actor.

Quote

Leelalore

@Leelalore

Voyager

Posted: 10 years ago

Originally posted by: ALUJNA21
The more disgusting part of Raghav is while he walks he keeps his hands at the back as if he's an old man of 8o's.
Then again the language he uses with his children how he forced his wife to be his mom and family servant...Better not to have a hubby like Raghav he may be sweet for others but I'm discussing Raghav not the actor.

The more disgusting part of Raghav is while he walks he keeps his hands at the back as if he's an old man of 8o's👏

Quote

Vinnie79

@Vinnie79

Rocker

Posted: 10 years ago

As hard as it is to admit this even I am not pleased with his actions with Shivam. His son was hurt , the first priority would be to make sure he was taken care of. His first priority was to make him apologize for some stupid juice.
He will learn! (Hopefully)
That being said I do not think he is disgusting or deliberately mistreating his family he is very much clueless of the politics in the house. His mother influences him so he goes in that direction.

Edited by Vinnie79 - 10 years ago

Quote

anjs

@anjs

Stunner

+ 6

Posted: 10 years ago

Raghav is a great son and a great brother...but unfortunately he isnt even a good husband...and he is the worst kind of father...Ashok is a better father then Raghav...

i hate the way he romances his wife in secret, but doesnt care a damn what she goes through day in n day out...i cannot expect him to be this blind...

the way he treats Shivam is worst then a beggar...thats why Shivam Nimmi n Preeti share a great bond, cause all three are deprived of father's love...they are getting loved by only Kaushalya, that too in secret...

Quote

what is shivam to raghav

Related Topics

Explore Topics