Ishaan is confusing

Originally posted by: sammy17

Maybe they should have showed more of a reaction from him, but I don't really think the writer's intention of making his reaction this way was to show he cares less about mishti in a fatherly way than kunal does in contrast, but rather was just to display his calming/ comforting and supportive behaviour towards mauli who was very emotional at that time. The writer's could have gone two ways about his reaction to mishti's incident. Either show him being just as frantic as mauli, or show him being optimistic and calm to comfort and support mauli, and the writer's chose the latter for whatever reason they best felt at the time.

Ishaan's reaction was just like my dad when I had anaphylaxia and my mum was really worried and annoyed as the nurses kept me waiting too long whilst I was swelling up in the waiting room, and my dad was the calm one who comforted her. My dad was still concerned about me, but my mum was really tensed because of the delay and my dad being the calm parent in that situation who could console my mother to be patient, although my mum was right to be upset given anaphylaxia is no joke for nurses to keep a patient waiting, but there's almost always that one parent who in a tense situation keeps a cool-mind rather than getting stressed. Extreme reactions from one and all isn't always needed.

Originally posted by: sammy17

Maybe they should have showed more of a reaction from him, but I don't really think the writer's intention of making his reaction this way was to show he cares less about mishti in a fatherly way than kunal does in contrast, but rather was just to display his calming/ comforting and supportive behaviour towards mauli who was very emotional at that time. The writer's could have gone two ways about his reaction to mishti's incident. Either show him being just as frantic as mauli, or show him being optimistic and calm to comfort and support mauli, and the writer's chose the latter for whatever reason they best felt at the time.

Ishaan's reaction was just like my dad when I had anaphylaxia and my mum was really worried and annoyed as the nurses kept me waiting too long whilst I was swelling up in the waiting room, and my dad was the calm one who comforted her. My dad was still concerned about me, but my mum was really tensed because of the delay and my dad being the calm parent in that situation who could console my mother to be patient, although my mum was right to be upset given anaphylaxia is no joke for nurses to keep a patient waiting, but there's almost always that one parent who in a tense situation keeps a cool-mind rather than getting stressed. Extreme reactions from one and all isn't always needed.