Pandya Store|Episode Discussion#67|Shehenshah, SheChu & Kuye Mein Oily - Page 40

Originally posted by: ItsmePriya

Welcome here❤️ Looking forward to interacting with you❤️

Many of us here love Rishitha too...she is the most practical and sensible person in the house right now❤️

Gaumbi is my next favorite but he is also getting butchered a bit these days

Thank you so much 😀. Even I'm eager to interact with you girls.

@ bold, I can see that writers will come up with a plot to degrade her character.

And Slowly they are turning Gaumbi's character to zoru ka gulam which I hate to say and I'm sure the next track will be a conflict between Mahaa Saas and Assistant Saas.

Originally posted by: Dorae

Finally, completed watching all the episodes of course skipped some. The overall show is good which is not having any toxic antagonist who plans to kill FL but the problem is with the screenplay. It is very bad and in this regard, I'll give thumbs up to Ekta shows.

Coming to characters, I have a problem with Raavi's character. I think when the writer started writing her character he started with the phrase "beauty with no brains". Though they want to show her as an innocent, naive the outcome is dumb, sometimes arrogant. How can she misinterpret people's character without thinking?? How can she blame Rishita?? I was like "look girl she was the one who left behind the family and saved your husband from getting arrested".

There are flaws in other characters also but Raavi's characterization is a blunder.

And in the end, I like Gautam's character and Rishitha's (I know most people will disagree with me). She is the reality of this drama. I can relate to her in a true sense.

The End. 😆

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Honestly, if there is one character I can relate to, it’s Rishita. She may go overboard at times but she brings up valid points and is very real. I can literally write an essay on how similar we are 😆 I would say I’m a strange mix of her and Gaumbi 😆 Those two are my favorite characters. When it comes to analyzing or writing fan fiction, I enjoy Shiva’s character a lot. But right now, the show isn’t giving me much when it comes to him.

Anyway do share your views more often! And welcome to the EDT!

Originally posted by: SlytherInMe.

hi jaan 🤗 welcome to the forum, can't wait to interact with you and get to know you!

I agree - I'm not too happy with the way Raavi's character has progressed, in fact I'm at the point where I pity her for her foolishness

Recently the one line that really annoyed me was when she mentioned how she did bcom because she wanted to run Pandya Store, like seriously? what foolish guarantee did she have of this? I thought it was the most tubelight of her moments 🤪

I went from hating to rishita to loving her sense and humor, besides her shiva and Krish take the crown for me 😆

Thank you, sweetheart. I feel like I know you from your stories. They are so good. I'll reply to each one of them.

Raavi is a confused soul man. I think even an undergraduate person who is having an interest in this type of job can maintain the shop better than a graduate. If you have done Bcom, you just go and see your quarterly balance sheet and profit and loss sheet and give future projections so that you can construct a room aaram se but she thinks to sit in a counter she needs a Bcom. The logic goes far behind in ITV.

Since I have seen a bit of the original I didn't go into a hate mood from the beginning.

They need to progress Krish's character as early as possible. They cannot spend the day with his one lines.

I know I haven’t been posting much given my exams, work schedule and, of course, the next level of detachment which I have these days with the Pandya store. 😆

But, I would like to discuss a small dialogue where Shiva mentioned that Ravi was always like this from childhood; only Dev didn’t understand her that well.

I know it outrightly came as disgusting from Shiva, who blatantly dissed Raavi in front of everyone.

If you notice both their patterns, Shiva and Raavi are far from being husband and wife. I have reiterated that it happens with couples who have a childhood history, and a sense of over-familiarity washes over the entire marital relationship.

A spousal obligation changes the way Society sees you, you also tend to have a different way of living, but it doesn’t change the way one behaves with an acquaintance like that.

Shiva and Raavi both share such a vivid history that its impossible for them to distinguish that from their character and current marital status.

Raavi, ever since she was a child, had a habit of complaining about Shiva to Dhara; we see her doing that very often.

Shiva, on the other hand, also complains about her and openly reprimands her. It’s a constant pattern between them, and also may look normal to people around them. Today’s statement was a subtle hint towards Ravi and her behaviour.

In her life, Ravi tends to live in a fictional world with perceptions about people. Hasn’t it always been like this? Whether it’s misunderstanding Shiva at every second or blind trust in her evil set of Maami and Anita, it's a pattern with her ‘ulti khopdi’.

Whether misunderstanding Dev to be in love with her or blaming everyone around her for her miserable plight, Raavi lives in a fairly strange world or her own. I think a push is needed some growth in Raavi’s character or maybe not!

I love the familiarity with which Dev addresses her, saying that he knows her well!!

Did I sense a triumph in Shiva!! See, brother, I knew her better than you. Honestly, if it's an undercurrent written like that, then they conveyed it very well!

Ulti Khodi thinking ulta about people 🤣

Originally posted by: Transference

I know I haven’t been posting much given my exams, work schedule and, of course, the next level of detachment which I have these days with the Pandya store. 😆

But, I would like to discuss a small dialogue where Shiva mentioned that Ravi was always like this from childhood; only Dev didn’t understand her that well.

I know it outrightly came as disgusting from Shiva, who blatantly dissed Raavi in front of everyone.

If you notice both their patterns, Shiva and Raavi are far from being husband and wife. I have reiterated that it happens with couples who have a childhood history, and a sense of over-familiarity washes over the entire marital relationship.

A spousal obligation changes the way Society sees you, you also tend to have a different way of living, but it doesn’t change the way one behaves with an acquaintance like that.

Shiva and Raavi both share such a vivid history that its impossible for them to distinguish that from their character and current marital status.

Raavi, ever since she was a child, had a habit of complaining about Shiva to Dhara; we see her doing that very often.

Shiva, on the other hand, also complains about her and openly reprimands her. It’s a constant pattern between them, and also may look normal to people around them. Today’s statement was a subtle hint towards Ravi and her behaviour.

In her life, Ravi tends to live in a fictional world with perceptions about people. Hasn’t it always been like this? Whether it’s misunderstanding Shiva at every second or blind trust in her evil set of Maami and Anita, it's a pattern with her ‘ulti khopdi’.

Whether misunderstanding Dev to be in love with her or blaming everyone around her for her miserable plight, Raavi lives in a fairly strange world or her own. I think a push is needed some growth in Raavi’s character or maybe not!

I love the familiarity with which Dev addresses her, saying that he knows her well!!

Did I sense a triumph in Shiva!! See, brother, I knew her better than you. Honestly, if it's an undercurrent written like that, then they conveyed it very well!

Ulti Khodi thinking ulta about people 🤣

Brilliant post again T ❤️❤️

I also thought the same, so I didn't mind the scene nor did I took it as shiva insulting raavi.

Raavi always misunderstands people and their emotions.shiva knows her so well in and out.❤️

Originally posted by: Transference

I know I haven’t been posting much given my exams, work schedule and, of course, the next level of detachment which I have these days with the Pandya store. 😆

But, I would like to discuss a small dialogue where Shiva mentioned that Ravi was always like this from childhood; only Dev didn’t understand her that well.

I know it outrightly came as disgusting from Shiva, who blatantly dissed Raavi in front of everyone.

If you notice both their patterns, Shiva and Raavi are far from being husband and wife. I have reiterated that it happens with couples who have a childhood history, and a sense of over-familiarity washes over the entire marital relationship.

A spousal obligation changes the way Society sees you, you also tend to have a different way of living, but it doesn’t change the way one behaves with an acquaintance like that.

Shiva and Raavi both share such a vivid history that its impossible for them to distinguish that from their character and current marital status.

Raavi, ever since she was a child, had a habit of complaining about Shiva to Dhara; we see her doing that very often.

Shiva, on the other hand, also complains about her and openly reprimands her. It’s a constant pattern between them, and also may look normal to people around them. Today’s statement was a subtle hint towards Ravi and her behaviour.

In her life, Ravi tends to live in a fictional world with perceptions about people. Hasn’t it always been like this? Whether it’s misunderstanding Shiva at every second or blind trust in her evil set of Maami and Anita, it's a pattern with her ‘ulti khopdi’.

Whether misunderstanding Dev to be in love with her or blaming everyone around her for her miserable plight, Raavi lives in a fairly strange world or her own. I think a push is needed some growth in Raavi’s character or maybe not!

I love the familiarity with which Dev addresses her, saying that he knows her well!!

Did I sense a triumph in Shiva!! See, brother, I knew her better than you. Honestly, if it's an undercurrent written like that, then they conveyed it very well!

Ulti Khodi thinking ulta about people 🤣

great post

there was definitely an undercurrent of something else besides what many saw as a lets gang up on raavis mistake. Its like shiva also wants to prove he knows her better and also his anger at her loving dev and her pov about him in the past is clouding his response. Both their reactions to each other in front of the family showed they arent a married couple but still stuck in their childhood pattern with trying to get out of trouble and blaming the other lol

Originally posted by: Pixiepadhi

Brilliant post again T ❤️❤️

I also thought the same, so I didn't mind the scene nor did I took it as shiva insulting raavi.

Raavi always misunderstands people and their emotions.shiva knows her so well in and out.❤️

Exactly! I really don't see Shiva and Raavi as spouses. In fact, that's also a huge mental block from Shiva. He has extreme attachment and hatred towards her. The level of his fixation with her isn't even funny anymore. 🥴

I remember when Raavi was getting married to Dev, Shiva was worried about Dev as he was in love with Rishita. Krish thought that Shiva was upset because Raavi was coming to stay in the same house 😆

T, I was so missing your posts😒 Glad to have one again. Hmm subtle but there was an undercurrent- I felt that too.. if they are actually thinking this plot through and not us overthinking, maybe all is not lost

Originally posted by: Transference

Thinking it this way makes it so much better. .thank you for this..now I am feeling much better about shiva..loved loved the idea that somehow they were implying shiva knows ravi better than dev even though they were constantly fighting since childhood.. it was sad on raavis side being cornered by everyone, and so, for once I am glad dhara bhabhi came to rescue..gombi was too frustrated abt the room construction put on hold that he couldn't deal with ravi and rishitha right then..😆

One thing I dnt get in today's episode...why did raavi defend herself when dhara was asking why shiva went out that late..why would anyone blame raavi for shiva roaming out at night..