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peace..

@peace..

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Posted: 10 years ago

i loved how unexpectedly it turned out that ishita was actually worried for ruhi n adi than her own unborn child. I think it was a masterstroke, that scene, loved the way they showed how genuine ishita's love is for ruhi n adi, she actually perceives them both as her very own kids.

beautiful. i wonder y nobody is mentioning/appreciating that scene here..

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Pasoori

@ChanChanMan

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Posted: 10 years ago

Instead ppl are AGAIN pointing fingers at her! Spare the poor soul... she IS but a character!

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Aadya

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Posted: 10 years ago

No its not that

They already saw the love of Ishita for Ruhi & Adi on so many occasions...they don't need more proof...

What they didn't get is Ishita's lack of connect with her unborn baby..

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Shravs

@shravsss

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Posted: 10 years ago

Exactly... Master piece... One of the best scene...

I wondered same... Y no one appreciated... N talked about this one...

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peace..

@peace..

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Posted: 10 years ago

Originally posted by: anoo123
No its not that

They already saw the love of Ishita for Ruhi & Adi on so many occasions...they don't need more proof...

What they didn't get is Ishita's lack of connect with her unborn baby..

no but that was actually d real test of her love for her kids, that she actually gave more importance to the kids who were already there than the one who was unborn. the implicit fact here is that she ACTUALLY believes ruhi n adi are her own kids.

dis comparison btw adi-ruhi n her own kid has never been highlighted bfor. her choice in d crisis situation just shows how genuine her love is for ruhi-adi.

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momb24

@momb24

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Posted: 10 years ago

Everything was fine,just wanted her to have a emotional breakdown,when she was on her own.

She was more upset when she found out there was something wrong with her uterus.

The thing is many people have miscarriage before they even know they are pregnant,they have pain and cramps and its detected later on and they don't know how to react and get on with their lives after feeling a little sad. I know someone who lost twins and she had fertility treatment but still lost them because her body was not able to cope and I was shocked how she was all normal,her pain was hidden but later on her strange behaviour made many realise she needed help.

I've given up on yhm cvs to give us a emotional ishita and Raman together, going through this trauma. Itlooks like this pregnancy was only for surrogacy drama.

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--Megha--

@--Megha--

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Posted: 10 years ago

It is really nice to watch Ishita caring about Adi and Ruhi, she always has as we have seen in Earthquake track in the past. She never has differentiated between the kids. Nobody has objected to the fact that Ishita loves Adi and Ruhi.

I guess people were expecting to see her break down at least alone (if not in front of family) for the baby which was growing inside her. Maybe they will show it tomorrow.

Anyways people r currently more frustrated with impending surrogacy drama. It wud have been good if CVs could have shown an emotional scene between Ishita and Raman alone where they talk about the miscarriage and try and forget about it, how Raman helps her get out of the pain etc.

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ankitasen

@ankitasen

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Posted: 10 years ago

From time and again, it's shown how much Ishita loves and cares for Adi and Ruhi. Just a few months back they had shown earthquake track to emhasize on Ruhi-Ishita-Adi bond, even the bomb blast track was about it. Ishita doesn't need to prove how good of a Yashoda Maa is she! But What CVs fail to understand that being a Yashoda Maa doesn't mean that it would be a crime if they show her breaking down emotionally for losing her unborn baby. What they had shown is unreal, an infertile woman who had been taunted by the society as "baanj" doesn't shed a tear after losing her baby is a ludicrous way of showing the motherly side of a woman.

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Nidoo

@-Silencia-

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Posted: 10 years ago

Originally posted by: --Megha--
It is really nice to watch Ishita caring about Adi and Ruhi, she always has as we have seen in Earthquake track in the past. She never has differentiated between the kids. Nobody has objected to the fact that Ishita loves Adi and Ruhi.
I guess people were expecting to see her break down at least alone (if not in front of family) for the baby which was growing inside her. Maybe they will show it tomorrow.

Anyways people r currently more frustrated with impending surrogacy drama. It wud have been good if CVs could have shown an emotional scene between Ishita and Raman alone where they talk about the miscarriage and try and forget about it, how Raman helps her get out of the pain etc.

@bold - Exactly what I couldn't put in words 😊

It was indeed a great moment to see her pained for Adi & Ruhi because they are her children prior to the new baby. But I guess nobody expected her to behave in such a detached manner when it comes to her own baby, who until a few hours ago, was taking shape inside her.

Had there been a single moment of grief / regret, and then she moved on, and consoled Raman, it'd have been more believable I guess.

But that doesn't undermine the fear she had for Adi and Ruhi, before everything else. That's how a mother is 😊

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chapsi23

@chapsi23

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Nice post :).

It was certainly surprising to see her worrying for Adi and Ruhi...

I kind of assumed she knew that Adi and Ruhi were safe and the only child in danger was the unborn one. However a mother is a mother and she will not stop worrying until she is double sure.

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