what's next for Ranveer ? More humiliation

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Posted: 11 years ago

Ranveer stayed back thinking he would somehow expose Chirag. But it will be a futile exercise. Ishaani will not listen to anything which is against Chirag.

The expose of Ranveer's love in later episodes will bring hell for him. Harshad and Falguni will also question his loyalty and ask him to leave the house.

In a dramatic style Ishaani and Ranveer will leave the house simultaneously.

As a separate twist the only person who may come forward to defend Ranveer would be Disha.

There may be leap of 5 yrs. Ranveer has become rich. Chirag has got all the property in his name and has left ishaaani.

Ranveer meets a child and develops bond who incidentally is Ishaani's child. After some twists and turns EK style Ranveer finally gets his aashiqui.

(Ishani one said I love the man who will love my child as his own)

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Posted: 11 years ago

Wow..nice..is this the actual thing or the guess work ?

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Posted: 11 years ago

I do not find myself agreeing with you. Though the story you mention seems quite familiar to me. Probably there has been a film about it or a tv show, I don't know. I can't think Ishaani taking Ranveer for granted or not trusting him. Atleast I can't think Ranveer doing anything foolish that'll cost him his friendship with her. Ish's parents might not believe him or will throw him out of their house or question his loyalty is quite true. This is what I feel as well. Ishaani getting married and having been dumped by Chirag and raising kids would seem a bleak thing for a show like this. The LEAP?? I'm sorry, but I'll be more than happier if it is avoided in the original story. Also, I feel Shakti and Radhika are too young to be portrayed as parents. Another thing that needs to be focused upon is that this show is said to be inspired from Wuthering Heights, a novel. So far the many parts of the story have been that way, and I shall be glad to be it like that. Though in the end Heathcliff, the protagonist comes as a man who wants revenge and it has been said for him that "for Heathcliff, his revenge was more important than his love." Probably this is true, but the character is excellently written. So, it'll be great to see the story getting unfolded on its own rather than making our own guesses. But I think most people here have seen too much of Ekta Kapoor's show that they tend to predict the story before it actually happens.