I agree with you. It might do good on his character part but honestly, they did not have to take it this far to save the character. His character was not spoiled to that level that it needed saving. They could have transported arshi to her place, he could have taken care of her visited her once in a while, and continued looking for J. There were a lot of ways to go about this. The part that stuck with me today is that Arshi is a definite in the story and giving her status of a wife is killing Runak.
We did not want to see this happen ever and it is happening in a very twisted manner. I want to say if they had shown a proper wedding it would have been better, but they are choosing to keep the fans around by not showing a complete wedding but still showing them living like a husband and wife. I have an issue with this thought. They are taking us for granted, our emotions for granted ... and taking advantage of our feelings for Runak in the worst way possible. This isn't right. This is cheap writing and seeing this I know what kind of writers I am dealing with now. They are never going to give us a nice story. If they can stoop to this level, they can do anything and cause even bigger heartbreaks
I wholeheartedly agree......
They are thriving on negetive word of mouth..... doing things deliberately to trigger us...and as you said .. playing and taking advantage of our emotions...they have created RuNak so beautifully and we all are attached with them...
And now they are playing with it ...
It is cheap writing.... pathetic in every way...
which gives u peace ✌🏼 
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