The pain continues.. Take on 14/04

very touchy episode specially the last seen children with mother ..👏 makes me 😭 ram was watching them his expression was awesome..👏 back ground music makes me more sad..but goes with this situation good job cvs..👏

The episode was again emotive, in-fact heart touching one. Ram's dilemma was perfectly understandable. At one point he does not want to let go of her yet he cannot stand the pain she is in, the way she has been carrying on. It is a huge decision to in-take and for him it's like walking on fire. At one point he had the optimism yet he was greeted by the reality, that he would have to let her go.😭

It is one biggest emotional hurdle not just for Ram but for his whole family.😭

On the other side we see Anu, that desperation of look on her face, the blank sadness it was really heart touching. For her too this is a bitter pill to swallow. Infact for all of them it is a bitter pill, fact more than that.

And once again an awesome take dear! 👏 You've described each scene so well👏

Thank you for the take, as usual awesome. What can I say, Geetha. Ram was simply brilliant in that scene at the hospital and through out the episode. Very few actors make such emotional crying scenes really and truly touch the heart. You could actually feel his pain and how much he loved his wife.


Ram and God...I can understand why he feels that way and I think many can relate to this. It's difficult to count the blessings when faced with tragedy. This will come only with the passing of time. And you always question God, why me? Forgetting that the same God gave you so many blessings.


The urgency with which Ram tries to gather the things for Anu...the kangans and the makeup items...another good scene. The kids are outstanding actors too. And Gurdeep nails the emotions so well.


Let's see if Mr Kapoor does at least talk to his dying daughter...the least the guy can do. Seems he is too stubborn and this will haunt him forever and probably make him bitter towards Ram, perhaps? And treat Ram unjustly, maybe?


I wish Ram talks to Disha about Anu and her third wish. She's old enough to understand and deserves to know. But on the other hand, many parents think their children are too young, discounting the fact that youngsters of today are way more mature.

Great take!!

Thanks for the awesome take. As always beautifully analyzed.

Originally posted by: kinara17

very touchy episode specially the last seen children with mother ..👏 makes me 😭 ram was watching them his expression was awesome..👏 back ground music makes me more sad..but goes with this situation good job cvs..👏

Thanks for ur update

god bless u..

Originally posted by: sophiewonzer14

The episode was again emotive, in-fact heart touching one. Ram's dilemma was perfectly understandable. At one point he does not want to let go of her yet he cannot stand the pain she is in, the way she has been carrying on. It is a huge decision to in-take and for him it's like walking on fire. At one point he had the optimism yet he was greeted by the reality, that he would have to let her go.😭

It is one biggest emotional hurdle not just for Ram but for his whole family.😭

On the other side we see Anu, that desperation of look on her face, the blank sadness it was really heart touching. For her too this is a bitter pill to swallow. Infact for all of them it is a bitter pill, fact more than that.

And once again an awesome take dear! 👏 You've described each scene so well👏

Originally posted by: SuganthiS

Thank you for the take, as usual awesome. What can I say, Geetha. Ram was simply brilliant in that scene at the hospital and through out the episode. Very few actors make such emotional crying scenes really and truly touch the heart. You could actually feel his pain and how much he loved his wife.


Ram and God...I can understand why he feels that way and I think many can relate to this. It's difficult to count the blessings when faced with tragedy. This will come only with the passing of time. And you always question God, why me? Forgetting that the same God gave you so many blessings.


The urgency with which Ram tries to gather the things for Anu...the kangans and the makeup items...another good scene. The kids are outstanding actors too. And Gurdeep nails the emotions so well.


Let's see if Mr Kapoor does at least talk to his dying daughter...the least the guy can do. Seems he is too stubborn and this will haunt him forever and probably make him bitter towards Ram, perhaps? And treat Ram unjustly, maybe?


I wish Ram talks to Disha about Anu and her third wish. She's old enough to understand and deserves to know. But on the other hand, many parents think their children are too young, discounting the fact that youngsters of today are way more mature.

Originally posted by: SanjanaS.

Great take!!

I felt the same way. The acting is getting even more unbelievable episode by episode. It's awesome. Gurdeep is actually quite a talented actress, along with Ram and the kids. Kudos!!

Like Suganthi has mentioned, even I would like to see Ram telling Disha about how they need to let Anu go. If Disha is aware, to an extent, she can control Aarav as well, because clearly they share a strong bond as siblings. She can be trusted and should be, because she's shown to be very mature and as devastated as she'll be, she can control herself and she deserves to know.

Ram really got me today. After a long day at school, it's always a treat to come home and watch Ram. But really, his acting just got me today. He was brilliant.

Sanjana