Sumiko- An open letter to Raman

Originally posted by: sumiko

Dear Raman

There have been occasions in the past when Ishita has not confided her troubles and shared her problems with you, she has proceeded on her own so as not to put anybody else in stress ,the example of this is when she did not reveal Paramjeet's increasingly obnoxious behaviour till matters went out of hand .Well there were many more instances like this which have given a twist and turn to the plot .

Presently her greatest fault is she did not reveal her existance and lett you believe that she is still dead

You suffered beyond imagination because of her death Your daughter's death and the terrible words you said to Ishita which haunt you .

Now to think that she had made her life in Australia and seemed oblivious to your mental condition., heartbreak and sadness is something which has made you lose your normal logical thinking.

But try and understand that she is suffering as much as you and Mani,Australia and Aliya are reasons why she has a mission of sorts otherwise she would feel like killing herself again.

Mani risked his life to save her and lost his legs.So she felt she must help him to get back on his feet.

Mani is a man who always liked Ishita but his duty towards his sister's children stopped him from following his own interest

Even now when he proposed to Ishita and she said she can't he treated the whole matter like a gentleman.

So for Mani and Aliya she still clings to living

Raman please understand something in her died the day Ruhi went. The day you said those terrible things

Not very long ago she lost her own child which she conceived - it was one of those rare chances for her - yet for her the important thing was that Ruhi and Adi are safe

When there was a fire their real mother got scared but she risked her life for them.

If you remember all this you will realise that she is not after you or Pihu she just wants you to be at peace with yourself and those around you and the two families to be on good terms

Her desire for everything else died though she didn't

Originally posted by: sumiko

Dear Raman

There have been occasions in the past when Ishita has not confided her troubles and shared her problems with you, she has proceeded on her own so as not to put anybody else in stress ,the example of this is when she did not reveal Paramjeet's increasingly obnoxious behaviour till matters went out of hand .Well there were many more instances like this which have given a twist and turn to the plot .

Presently her greatest fault is she did not reveal her existance and lett you believe that she is still dead

You suffered beyond imagination because of her death Your daughter's death and the terrible words you said to Ishita which haunt you .

Now to think that she had made her life in Australia and seemed oblivious to your mental condition., heartbreak and sadness is something which has made you lose your normal logical thinking.

But try and understand that she is suffering as much as you and Mani,Australia and Aliya are reasons why she has a mission of sorts otherwise she would feel like killing herself again.

Mani risked his life to save her and lost his legs.So she felt she must help him to get back on his feet.

Mani is a man who always liked Ishita but his duty towards his sister's children stopped him from following his own interest

Even now when he proposed to Ishita and she said she can't he treated the whole matter like a gentleman.

So for Mani and Aliya she still clings to living

Raman please understand something in her died the day Ruhi went. The day you said those terrible things

Not very long ago she lost her own child which she conceived - it was one of those rare chances for her - yet for her the important thing was that Ruhi and Adi are safe

When there was a fire their real mother got scared but she risked her life for them.

If you remember all this you will realise that she is not after you or Pihu she just wants you to be at peace with yourself and those around you and the two families to be on good terms

Her desire for everything else died though she didn't