MHRW Episode Discussion Thread #72- Page 103

Originally posted by: fria319

I know he just wants to close the door on his past but it doesn’t help to keep a part of your convo with your ex hidden from your wife, no matter how unintentional that convo was. The optics don’t look good. In any relationship.

I know they’ll get thru this - this show is about them - no way they’ll end this without a happy ending. But it’s tough to watch the MUs unfold. At least Mandar was creepy, so you could just hate him. I don’t necessarily hate Esha - home girl just a bit messy and sad lol.

Precap - like do you really need to blow on your ex’s wounds. Like really. REALLY. Where are all the doctors at, does his breath have healing powers? 🤣🤣

@bold this is rhetorical right? Of course it does!

Logic is that no doctors can be called or brought there because of the riots. 😉

Originally posted by: Couch.Potato

+1

And his fear of Pallavi misunderstanding him is quite lame , especially when she literally put her life at risk for him .These days he just makes Pallavi sad and hurts her. His love becomes visible only when he ‘fears’ losing her . It’s so twisted and toxic .

Just take a break and leave him Pallavi.

This relationship needed a reset a long time ago. They need a temporary separation and the CVs would have done it but the fan demand to keep Raghvi together is forcing their hand and making them come up with contrived situations, even though logically a separation or 'space' is overdue. It's not just because of the events of the past tracks but also because they need to take a step back, take a breather and evaluate where they are in their relationship.

Regarding Raghav's behavior, he hasn't changed and won't change so easily. This is what many of us on the forum were saying before that the change in him needs to come from within him, in a proactive manner not reactive to Pallavi's warnings, threats, near-death-situation, etc. Whatever he does or says is still as a response to keep Pallavi happy or to pacify her but deep down on some level he hasn't changed his core.

Perhaps the writers don't want these two to change that much and want to keep them as flawed characters who repeat the same mistakes. If that's the case then well, it's their script, their call. I've seen this in non-ITV shows too as a deliberate move by writers. It's probably the same case here, in a bid to keep the story realistic.

Originally posted by: inlieu

@bold this is rhetorical right? Of course it does!

Logic is that no doctors can be called or brought there because of the riots. 😉

Raghav blowing on E's wound, and hopefully her out of the picture.

Originally posted by: muktaps

aisa bhagya to bas humara hi hai 😕

Jeevan dhanya ho gaya

Aur kya chahiye

Originally posted by: Wilddreams

Why didn't he tell her about the deleted message😆 Pallavi literally took the bullet for him and he still thinks she will leave him 🤪🤪

No matter what Pallavi did in Mandy track, she was always truthful and upfront with him. She never hide or lied to him. It was him who was having fears due to insecurities.

In today's episode, he didn't hide anything from Pallavi and even gave her his phone but he didn't want to discuss her further when she started asking more questions about Esha. Clearly he doesn't want to talk about Esha or the past because it taints their future. This is different from deliberately lying and hiding things.

As per the precap he will find out Esha's true intentions and feelings. Only then will his reaction to it all have an effect on both Esha and Pallavi.

Originally posted by: unicornwriter

Chill out everyone!

I think we should let the episodes play out to understand what's in store for us.

We've done this before and we're doing it again. During Manday track as soon as it started with the care and all, we jumped over Pallavi's bones strangling her and now we're doing it again to Raghav.

Asking for growth in characters. Let's have some growth in the fandom too.

It's an itv, things are bound to happen for trp. Relax

Also a 7 min scene between Esha and Raghav (the precap one) cannot be compared to those thousands of minutes we've got of our RaghVi and their relationship. 💞

Thanks for this post! I totally agree. Let's the analyze episode by episode as they are, based on what we see. I agree, Mandaar's track went haywire because people reacted overly sensitively to things and writers kept trying to readjust so much that they messed up the writing. I hope the same thing doesn't happen here. Let them tell their story.

EK shows have this sort of thing in every other track, here we're getting a once-in-a-lifetime of RaghVi two tracks about exes and then they will move on to other parts of their story. You only have to watch the other shows out there to come running back here because MHRW is far far better. And yes, they need some OTT stuff for drama and TRP's sake.

Well, i can say that at least the writers come up with new tracks instead of just blindly copying from the regional show, however crappy they are.

Originally posted by: inlieu

This relationship needed a reset a long time ago. They need a temporary separation and the CVs would have done it but the fan demand to keep Raghvi together is forcing their hand and making them come up with contrived situations, even though logically a separation or 'space' is overdue. It's not just because of the events of the past tracks but also because they need to take a step back, take a breather and evaluate where they are in their relationship.

Regarding Raghav's behavior, he hasn't changed and won't change so easily. This is what many of us on the forum were saying before that the change in him needs to come from within him, in a proactive manner not reactive to Pallavi's warnings, threats, near-death-situation, etc. Whatever he does or says is still as a response to keep Pallavi happy or to pacify her but deep down on some level he hasn't changed his core.

Perhaps the writers don't want these two to change that much and want to keep them as flawed characters who repeat the same mistakes. If that's the case then well, it's their script, their call. I've seen this in non-ITV shows too as a deliberate move by writers. It's probably the same case here, in a bid to keep the story realistic.

Seriously tell you it is not raghvi but writer cv director needs a separation from this show

I am not going to take a name but few are damaging show either with direction or with dialogue or with creativity or with BTS and tadka need separation from MHRW

Sandip ego also need separation from him

Plus social media account holder

They are conveying wrong message to them and they doing nothing but beda garg

If it won't change raghvi separation will not have impact the we fans are expecting .

Problem is team because they are not working on them and their growth after confession and giving faltu ka tadka only

loved the episode. what Pallavi got is called karma and its pronounced as HAHAHA🥳

Originally posted by: fria319

Raghav blowing on E's wound, and hopefully her out of the picture.

I will say one thing. He used to love her a LOT, her betrayal made him who he is today. Even though he's out of love with her, him giving her the benefit of doubt isn't something that would surprise me, especially after he learns about what appears to be an abuse ex-husband of hers.

He did the same thing with Sunny and gave him the benefit of the doubt. Hopefully this doesn't cost him big.

This is not about him cheating on Pallavi or falling for Esha or indulging her, but many people never forget their first love whether it's for good or bad reasons. He loves Pallavi and wants to live his entire love with her but until he finds out why Esha really dumped him, he's going to be stuck in a rut. Also, if it turns out that she was indeed a gold-digger and ended up marrying a nasty abusive guy, then it might make Raghav less inclined to hate her and pity her instead. I won't say karma because as a woman I don't think any woman deserves to have an abusive husband. On the flip side, if she wasn't a gold-digger and ended up married to that jerk then her story is indeed a sad one that Raghav may sympathize with and then help her and himself move on. I don't think the writers will be able to make it nuanced enough to pull this off, though.