Dr Aarambhi | Episode Discussion Thread #1 - Page 3

Originally posted by: bubblesort

Dr Manmeet is back in today's episode and seeing precap Aarambhi is finally asking about donorI hope someday she will get to know.

Right now it seems Manmeet respects Vishwas,I want her to see Vishwas and Avantika in some moment and then try to reveal it to Aarambhi and then later help her in internship.

In Board meeting half of the people were family members in which some are not even doctors, where are head of different departments??? I really hope they are casting new people because it's medical drama we need proper hospital settings, cases everything.

And why was Raj happy seeing his mother recommending him after disrespecting Manmeet I am doubtful that he will be able to take stand against his family when everything will come in light.

Aarambhi and Radhika ki friendship

Radhika and Manmeet are best.

If Aarambhi wants to do internship in Tandon's hospital so I guess her hiding whole process is only till she she get her medical license back after giving that exam.

Raj I feel is not bad just spineless and in some cases conditioned by his family in a bad way. But in future if makers want to pair him up with Manmeet they need to make him take a stand against his family.

Originally posted by: bubblesort

Radhika and Manmeet are best.

If Aarambhi wants to do internship in Tandon's hospital so I guess her hiding whole process is only till she she get her medical license back after giving that exam.

Raj I feel is not bad just spineless and in some cases conditioned by his family in a bad way. But in future if makers want to pair him up with Manmeet they need to make him take a stand against his family.

But people will notice if she use Tandon surname no? And her MBBS degree is with maiden surname, I feel like she will continue it during internship and nobody will know she is Vishwas's wife.

She needs financial independence for sure and also proofs of Vishwas cheating to present in court.

I saw some news that Vishwas and Avantika do have daughter, But I guess to keep suspense makers have not revealed yet, even during any family related discussion between Vishwas and Avantika they did not brought it up.

Originally posted by: bubblesort

But people will notice if she use Tandon surname no? And her MBBS degree is with maiden surname, I feel like she will continue it during internship and nobody will know she is Vishwas's wife.

She needs financial independence for sure and also proofs of Vishwas cheating to present in court.

I saw some news that Vishwas and Avantika do have daughter, But I guess to keep suspense makers have not revealed yet, even during any family related discussion between Vishwas and Avantika they did not brought it up.

Let's see what writers will do, but personally I want her to use her maiden surname as even after divorce she can use it without any problem.

Her MIL is so irritating. She does not even make sense half of the time. I want Aarambhi to start giving it back to her soon.

Today's episode was nice.

As usual I skipped Vishwas-Avantika scenes

Rads saying she is PMSing to justify her behavior and Manmeet was like Mrs Tandon ki friend kafi interesting hai

Manmeet gave apt reply to Dimple, kya muh band kiya and then Aarambhi too with Mujhe kya pata mummyji main doctor nahi hu na, aap hi to kehti hain. And Manmeet was like Mrs Tandon I hope aap inhe taana nahi de rahi. The whole scene was so fun.

So Arun is also married, and why didn't Aarambhi asked about her sis-in-law even once, she was not present all these days, such a big surgery happened. Looking at the precap I kind of understand why Aarambhi tolerated everything for 10 years without feeling wronged, see her mother and brother, I feel like she was conditioned to believe sacrifices are part of married life.

I felt so bad for the nurse. Bechari ki naukri hi gayi. Dr. Manmeet is so strict. But if case was not filed for Aarambhi I feel like nurse should also get one more chance.

Vihaan and his mumma

Hello all!

I'm not fully caught up on all the episodes yet because I tend to binge them whenever I have time, but the show seems really promising so far.

I absolutely adore Aishwariya as an actress, and I'm really excited to see her in this role. I'm also really intrigued to see Anjum in a negative role because I remember during the early days of KB that her character was supposed to turn negative, but Shrishti was so loved that they scrapped that idea, so I love that she has a chance to take a stab at a role like this.

While I understand the comparisons to Anupamaa, I feel like, beyond the cheating plot line and the message of being able to have a fresh start at any age, there aren't too many similarities between the two. In Anupamaa, they dragged her learning about Vanraj's affair across MULTIPLE episodes, while the point of this show is for Aarambhi to take control of her own life, so she's able to start doing much, much earlier because of how they're structuring this show.

Something I also really like is that the audience is shown that, unfortunately, women don't have to fit a certain archetype (ie, Anupamaa) to be victims of the patriarchy. Aarambhi nearly became a successful doctor, and outside of her interactions with her in-laws, she's shown to have a backbone, yet she fell under the pressure of her husband and in-laws to put her dreams on the back burner and make herself invisible in their presence.

There's also the difference between Vanraj and Baa's outright abuse of Anupamaa and Vish's manipulation of Aarambhi, coupled with his family's taunts. Both are equally evil in their own right, but one is much more noticeable than the other.

I'll probably have more to say as I catch up, but these are just some of my thoughts for now.

Originally posted by: DazzlingDiya

Hello all!

I'm not fully caught up on all the episodes yet because I tend to binge them whenever I have time, but the show seems really promising so far.

I absolutely adore Aishwariya as an actress, and I'm really excited to see her in this role. I'm also really intrigued to see Anjum in a negative role because I remember during the early days of KB that her character was supposed to turn negative, but Shrishti was so loved that they scrapped that idea, so I love that she has a chance to take a stab at a role like this.

While I understand the comparisons to Anupamaa, I feel like, beyond the cheating plot line and the message of being able to have a fresh start at any age, there aren't too many similarities between the two. In Anupamaa, they dragged her learning about Vanraj's affair across MULTIPLE episodes, while the point of this show is for Aarambhi to take control of her own life, so she's able to start doing much, much earlier because of how they're structuring this show.

Something I also really like is that the audience is shown that, unfortunately, women don't have to fit a certain archetype (ie, Anupamaa) to be victims of the patriarchy. Aarambhi nearly became a successful doctor, and outside of her interactions with her in-laws, she's shown to have a backbone, yet she fell under the pressure of her husband and in-laws to put her dreams on the back burner and make herself invisible in their presence.

There's also the difference between Vanraj and Baa's outright abuse of Anupamaa and Vish's manipulation of Aarambhi, coupled with his family's taunts. Both are equally evil in their own right, but one is much more noticeable than the other.

I'll probably have more to say as I catch up, but these are just some of my thoughts for now.

Hey Diya, welcome to this bhoot bangla.

I'm glad to see yet another familiar face. Aarambhi seems promising. I want the show to be decent at least for 200 episodes, because we know what happens after that. (If it lasts longer than that, good for us!!)

Initially, I felt Aarambhi was a total pushover, but I guess she had never seen the need to be assertive. She came from a loving household and didn’t feel the need to raise her voice since she believed she had her husband's support. Now that she knows he's cheating on her, I want her to show them their place. Vish is exactly that—poison. He's giving a textbook example of what gaslighting means. A case in point is how he manipulated her by making it seem like she was being discontented when he was trying to provide her with all the luxuries.

Vanraj was demeaning. At least after a point, we knew he was vile and could ignore his words. People like Vish are much more difficult to ignore.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

Hey Diya, welcome to this bhoot bangla.

I'm glad to see yet another familiar face. Aarambhi seems promising. I want the show to be decent at least for 200 episodes, because we know what happens after that. (If it lasts longer than that, good for us!!)

Initially, I felt Aarambhi was a total pushover, but I guess she had never seen the need to be assertive. She came from a loving household and didn’t feel the need to raise her voice since she believed she had her husband's support. Now that she knows he's cheating on her, I want her to show them their place. Vish is exactly that—poison. He's giving a textbook example of what gaslighting means. A case in point is how he manipulated her by making it seem like she was being discontented when he was trying to provide her with all the luxuries.

Vanraj was demeaning. At least after a point, we knew he was vile and could ignore his words. People like Vish are much more difficult to ignore.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

With Vanraj, people were like, 'Of course, this abusive POS is also a CHEATER, fork found in the kitchen'.

I feel as though if we, as an audience, were not aware of Vish's true nature from promos and if they hadn't revealed the cheating plot line in the first episode alone, it would've been a little harder to pinpoint the moments where he's tearing Aarambhi down without her even realizing it.

Also, for me, his use of "jaan" was as condescending as Salman Khan's use of "mera bachcha" in Biwi No. 1. (Soch ke bhi ulti aati hai. )