Curious - Do you guys think Pallavi would really believe Raghav ? - Page 2

I just want to know

How is Mandar so confident that whatever he says to Raghav, Pallavi won't know that ?

RaghVi relationship pe bhi PhD krke aya ye 🤪

Originally posted by: Jalebiness

I just want to know

How is Mandar so confident that whatever he says to Raghav, Pallavi won't know that ?

RaghVi relationship pe bhi PhD krke aya ye 🤪

🤣 Clearly. He probably has a spy in RR mansion. 🤣 I dont put it past them. They'll do anything to justify the plot.

In all seriousness, he's banking on Pallavi not even believing Raghav if he does tell her.

Originally posted by: Wilddreams

Pallavi always trusted Raghav. Even when he himself was saying otherwise. So in my opinion she will trust him. She knows Raghav won't say anything without any reason. Raghav needs to come clear with her regarding 7 day challenge. Also he should have told her about phone call he made and answered by Mandy.

Yes that phone call is proof that her phone was answered and it corroborates Raghav’s words and then he can say it must have been him who turned it off otherwise how would a new phone switch off on its own with full battery.

Even I think Pallavi will trust Raghav and even if she isn’t completely convinced by his words, it would at least make her more wary of Mandar and she will be able to see through his pretence and him telling her would help because then she would also stop ignoring her own instincts which are making her feel uncomfortable in Mandar’s presence.

She would never outrightly dismiss him or get angry at him, itna toh I can say for sure.

Pallabi will believe Rahav

I think Pallavi will dismiss Raghav but it would put a doubt in her mind and she would become wary of Mandaar. Anyhow we can see whe is uncomfortable around him

Originally posted by: soapwatcher1

I think Pallavi would not disbelieve Raghav but she would assume his suspicions arose from his insecurities or that he was simply wrong. Even if he told her about the phone call with the sleaze, she might think Raghav misjudged the man. But when she sees Mandar acting possessive or weird around her, she would recall Raghav’s words and would be on guard and would realize faster what a chaalu guy Mandar is. So should Raghav tell her? he most definitely should.

But the phone call can be used as proof ki dekho my call was answered and call log pe duration bhi dikhao Pallavi ko ki look Kuch minutes ka conversation bhi hai. How did the phone suddenly switch off apne aap hi. And tell her in straight words ki Mandar challenged him saying I will get Pallavi back as my wife in 7 days and tell her ki these are the exact words he had used.

This is enough of a proof and even if Pallavi tries to give Mandar benefit of the doubt, she will at least be on high alert mode at all times. No matter how hard she tries not to think too much and dismiss her instincts she won’t be able to after such a conversation.

Originally posted by: Jalebiness

I just want to know

How is Mandar so confident that whatever he says to Raghav, Pallavi won't know that ?

RaghVi relationship pe bhi PhD krke aya ye 🤪

Fool proof plan ...Big game going on ...

What if there was no 7 day challenge declared by Mandaar.....will it still justify what happended...

D family persuading Pallavi to feed Mandaar, wearing bangles, making prasad....

The challenge is between Mandaar and Raghav. but Pallavi knows Raghav is not at ease and is feeling insecure so why keep going to that anjabi person. She moved on the day she realised she is in love with Raghav. They why keep going in the past, her behavior is giving hopes to Mandaar

She bought justice to Madaar by looking into the accident case and bringing him to his family. Story end. Mandaar's doctor and his family is there.

Raghav only has his mother and Pallavi.

Not bashing Pallavi but getting irritated with the writers.

I am pretty sure she will believe his words but explain to him dts not Mandar's intention and dt he is not understnding dt Mandar is having trouble adjusting widout his memory and all.