I beg to differ...IMHO it's perfectly natural to talk about the birth of your child..the way raman did.if he were to talk to ishita about his and shagun's honeymoon or something..then yes..May be that is a lil too much...but even that I feel -the more mature a couple is ,the more they will be willing to accept everything that is a part of their partners past. It's very difficult to forget your first love...even more difficult to forget your husband/wife...and impossible to forget the father/mother of your child.To not talk about them is just hiding your feelings.It is so heartwarming to see the level of comfort they both share in order for them to be able to share their deepest fears and worries and insecurities with no inhibitions whatsoever.
The usp of this show is how naturally and truly they chose to depict this very complex relation that raman and ishita have.they are not your random lovey dovey...trip fall catch..huggy buggy couple.😳
They are an immensely mature,modern and practical couple.Its just beautiful!
A divorce is pure,plain ugly...the people involved in it..the partners and the children are scarred forever.FOREVER. Ideally,as long as their kids are under 18 Raman and Shagun will have to remain cordial and be willing to responsibly and amicably take joint decisions for the well being of their children.Ishita is mature enough to understand this.Shagun is not.For me ,Ishita's character is portrayed exactly how it should be...and hopefully will help at least a few remarried couples not be so bitter about their past.