Okay wow, this episode got my heart pounding abnormally. That last scene was beyond intense and it got me in my feelings ngl. I'm actually shOOk.
As much as I agree that it shouldn't have been public, I will gladly accept this over having the rest of the family members butting in between their conversations. This confrontation was MUCH needed otherwise they would keep going in circles because both of them just trigger each other in a certain way which keeps them from thinking and breaking down the barriers in their marriage.
Again, both Raavi and Shiva are at fault. Neither of them realize their faults in terms of what's going haywire in their marriage. Neither realize how their actions hurt each other. Shiva needs to control his anger (and I do believe Raavi could be a voice of reason to reign in his anger; and the sort of calmness he needs in his wrath when their relationship has improved ofc. It will be beautiful to watch)
Now, as much as I despise separation tracks with my whole being (I'm emo like that), the union of a pair (in ITV) doesn't happen without distance between them, and anyone can see that ShiVi need to be apart to learn a few important lessons. Currently, neither of them understand each other's worth nor do they value much about one another. It's not because they don't feel anything. It's because they won't let themselves introspect because they're always around each other! And all they've done their whole life is fight with each other. It's like second nature for them. They don't know how to communicate and because they've never felt each other's absence in their respective lives, they take each other forgranted. Knowing one another from childhood, there have to be some deep-rooted feelings they have for one another (other than hatred). It doesn't have to be love, could be anything and I believe their feelings have changed after marriage (we know about Shiva's side but Raavi's is still a bit iffy. Today, her words were as sharp as knives, and I hope she gives herself the chance to truly sit down and think about her marriage and what she truly feels about Shiva and what she wants from him).
The main point is that they both need to evaluate all their actions and words to understand where they went wrong and what their worth is to each other. Without this, they can not move on. This is a great chance for the makers to really dig deep into these characters, there is SO much potential. They could maybe even serve us some flashbacks to really pack a punch into these ShiVi scenes (I would totally love this!) After we get an insight into their thoughts, communication between them will be VITAL. I'm just truly afraid the CV's might fluff it up. (I also hope they don't stretch out the separation for months)
On another note, I might be abnormal, but I liked the fight scene (I swear I'm not violent) 😆 Also, someone please throw Anita off a cliff already.
Edited by blissfulcanyon - 3 years ago