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Well, I am not gonna criticize Raman or BASH him. Cos, criticism against Raman seems bashing to all here😆. If you think am bashing him, okay no prob. I have my viewpoints which I am sharing.
I just want to ask you all some questions. May be justifiable and compromising answers can change my views about last night episode.
--Did Raman hug Shagun for Adi? Well Adi wasn't there, right? So, what was the need?
--How can he be so caring and emotional for someone who has betrayed him lots of times?
--Why did he give Ishita a false explanation about Shagun, when he himself doesn't know what explanation he can give about the close moment with Shagun after the revelation?
--I am not saying he is wrong from his POV. But, was he right as a parent? He is giving his son another chance to be more spoiled. Is that a definition of a good parent? No, he may be an affectionate, loving parent. But, an ideal or good parent...definitely not. He is kinda upgraded version of Shagun as a parent..in a bit different way. Please, anyone don't say it was real that he wanted his son's happiness blah blah. Excuse me, cos, in real life sometimes parents take such drastic steps which may hurt a child, but that will bring only good outcomes. Wasn't it a right time to show this aspect of reality this time?
Anyways, if I start questioning, I'll end up writing two pages. Not stretching anymore. But, I never worshipped Raman, nor Ishita. Both have faults...both are real humans. And, each time Raman will do mistakes whatever reason for and we will forgive him as he will later come out as a hero...this too isn't a realistic event. This doesn't happen each time in our real world. This mistake-redemption-heropanti cycle is now old and monotonous. Will it ever end? And, is it necessary to show this cycle everytime for Raman to prove him as a gentleman with faults? I guess, we have had enough proof of that. More exaggeration to this cycle will make it a joke only, nothing else.
I just want to ask you all some questions. May be justifiable and compromising answers can change my views about last night episode.
--Did Raman hug Shagun for Adi? Well Adi wasn't there, right? So, what was the need?
--How can he be so caring and emotional for someone who has betrayed him lots of times?
--Why did he give Ishita a false explanation about Shagun, when he himself doesn't know what explanation he can give about the close moment with Shagun after the revelation?
--I am not saying he is wrong from his POV. But, was he right as a parent? He is giving his son another chance to be more spoiled. Is that a definition of a good parent? No, he may be an affectionate, loving parent. But, an ideal or good parent...definitely not. He is kinda upgraded version of Shagun as a parent..in a bit different way. Please, anyone don't say it was real that he wanted his son's happiness blah blah. Excuse me, cos, in real life sometimes parents take such drastic steps which may hurt a child, but that will bring only good outcomes. Wasn't it a right time to show this aspect of reality this time?
Anyways, if I start questioning, I'll end up writing two pages. Not stretching anymore. But, I never worshipped Raman, nor Ishita. Both have faults...both are real humans. And, each time Raman will do mistakes whatever reason for and we will forgive him as he will later come out as a hero...this too isn't a realistic event. This doesn't happen each time in our real world. This mistake-redemption-heropanti cycle is now old and monotonous. Will it ever end? And, is it necessary to show this cycle everytime for Raman to prove him as a gentleman with faults? I guess, we have had enough proof of that. More exaggeration to this cycle will make it a joke only, nothing else.
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