Originally posted by: inlieu
I am getting more and more invested in learning what Ajit was like. The fact that Amma is letting out some information from time to time is so lovely. I wanted her side of the story too - she lost her love, her life partner. She wasn't being a heartless mother to Raghav. Yes, she made mistakes, but her emotions must have been a nightmare to deal with and she still has some of that trauma.
She must have been so lonely all these years, struggling with her grief and having to raise Keerti alone, I doubt she had anyone to talk to. The parallels with Sanki and Sharda are explicitly done, where Sharda's husband is alive but she is also quite lonely, especially with Pallavi now gone.
@bold It's as much about Maa vs. Mumm ji as it is about bahu vs. beti or even saheli. I see them as saheliyaan more than anything else. Pallavi needs it as does Amma.
Again, we got a glimpse of Raghav the husband who takes after his father. I've always felt Raghav picked up these great husband man traits from his father and that's what we're seeing now too. Also, the more we learn about Naanna, the more it hurts to think how he was mistreated by people and then died tragically. When Amma talked about drinking with Raghav's father and then Raghav's overall chilled attitude about them drinking and having a good time... The parallels were so beautiful. I felt a pang thinking that Raghav's dad would have loved to be here, seeing his family like this. He would have adored Pallavi and treated her like a princess, unlike that Sanki. 
CVs, please please please show us more of his father in flashbacks. I'm dying of curiosity.
I feel as if Amma and Naanna relationship would be couple goals for Pallavi and Raghav. That kind of bond is not common.