I Stand By Romil and Somi - Page 3

Originally posted by: theBoyWonder

KV mentioned how he keeps a healthy distance in his interactions with Somi while Romil is very comfortable maybe extra comfortable around her. Deepak talked about how Romil just casually goes and sits on her bed while she is lying down plus Somi's own acting all possessive, Romil worrying about manaoing her...I as an audience was confused about what their whole angle was! The fact that Saba had to bring it up, Diksha had to underline the 'behen' term over and over again...all of it kind of gives it away how Romil and Somi's "friendship" was coming across to most of the viewers.

Originally posted by: NathuPyare

I noticed Somi expressions around Romil when this saiyyan-bhaiyya was not even an issue.

I very well remember that scene where Somi was angry with Romil deepak etc that they think she's weak and then Romil goes to manao her...at that time I noticed how Somi was blushing & smiling while Romil was teasing-manaoing her...and I was like ye kya chal raha hai dono ke beech me 😕

later on I started hearing about this new RoMi angle...so my suspicion was kinda validated cos a lot many others found that behavior strange.

I also have many female friends but I can sense the difference when its pure friendship and when there may be some other feelings involved...

His wife is one weirdo no wonder Romil looks at her sideways she was busy dragging Somi making her a lil sister for her peace of mind not because she really feels that way she felt threatened.

Somi and Romil friendship was so good to watch. Their ruthna manana moments were entertaining as well . No need to tag them as bro/sis. Let them be as they r . I hve always stood for them and will .

I for one loved when they both came on screen, it was always fun and light hearted with a bit of harmless flirting. The flirting I agree could have caused some uncomfort in their families but they shouldn't have made such a big issue. I actually feel really bad for them, now they will both be putting on an act around each other, when they actually really do care about each other.