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As much as I loved the comedic scenes of these 2 nautankis.
I loved that Anurag acknowledged what he did that day was wrong and apologised...clearly he feels some guilt, I wish the cvs had executed his remorse/realisation of his behaviour better though but I'm sure we'll see him apologise once again while sober this time.
It was such a nice moment between all comedy...I'm not surprised Ragini doesn't believe/trust him even a bit anymore.
Also loved the way Ragini kind of believed him for a second or atleast wanted to believe that he wanted/needed her and felt her absence. Then we saw her harden herself and blame it all on the alcohol.
She's clearly gonna make him work and put effort into (re)building and gaining her trust.
I love how the cvs dont have her running back to him as soon as he showed interest in her, far too many shows do that or have the male lead manipulate situations so the female is forced back to her sasural.
I loved that Anurag acknowledged what he did that day was wrong and apologised...clearly he feels some guilt, I wish the cvs had executed his remorse/realisation of his behaviour better though but I'm sure we'll see him apologise once again while sober this time.
It was such a nice moment between all comedy...I'm not surprised Ragini doesn't believe/trust him even a bit anymore.
Also loved the way Ragini kind of believed him for a second or atleast wanted to believe that he wanted/needed her and felt her absence. Then we saw her harden herself and blame it all on the alcohol.
She's clearly gonna make him work and put effort into (re)building and gaining her trust.
I love how the cvs dont have her running back to him as soon as he showed interest in her, far too many shows do that or have the male lead manipulate situations so the female is forced back to her sasural.
Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon
