Dr Aarambhi | Episode Discussion Thread #1 - Page 46

Originally posted by: Virika_EHMMBH

Guys, It seems the show will be telecasted everyday. I have seen in promos, it is mentioned as 'Har roz 8 PM'.

Wow! That's nice, we can watch it every day

Originally posted by: SruthiMadd

As far as I remember Aarambhi threw it on the bed and asked avantika if she can dare to touch it.

I am hoping Aarambhi was smart enough to record Avantika's entire confession. Avantika admitted her wrongs as well as Vishwas involvement, so if Aarambhi recorded it, then that's better evidence than the phone.

Originally posted by: Aishwarrior

I am hoping Aarambhi was smart enough to record Avantika's entire confession. Avantika admitted her wrongs as well as Vishwas involvement, so if Aarambhi recorded it, then that's better evidence than the phone.

I don't think she can do that, she's in a complete shock and shattered after learning about Vishwas involvement in Vihaan's kidnapping. She has to be very careful in planning her next move. Now Vishwas openly do nasty things with Avantika shamelessly.

Originally posted by: Aishwarrior

I am hoping Aarambhi was smart enough to record Avantika's entire confession. Avantika admitted her wrongs as well as Vishwas involvement, so if Aarambhi recorded it, then that's better evidence than the phone.

Honestly aarambhi was SO DUMB to just confront Avantika like that. You've some proof. Why not investigate further on your own and then drag her out.

It'd have taken minimal amount of investigation to find out that vishwas was involved too.

Originally posted by: salta

Honestly aarambhi was SO DUMB to just confront Avantika like that. You've some proof. Why not investigate further on your own and then drag her out.

It'd have taken minimal amount of investigation to find out that vishwas was involved too.

So true. The story is confusing.

Aarambhi was so clever to use termites to get the phone, but she ended up entering Avantika's room, exposing every single detail, thinking Vishwas would kick Avantika out. That wasn't a good idea.

Aarambhi should have known Vishwas was somehow involved or that he hated her so much that he did not care about Vihaan's kidnapping. Vishwas has lots of money, and according to Avantika, he is a brand. So, with that much prestige and authority, why didn't he take the lead in finding his son? Aarambhi told him at the engagement party that he could have checked the CCTV footage to see the kidnapper outside. But she knew Vishwas did none of that. Instead, he was licking and rubbing on Avantika that night while he assumed she was outside the house. That showed he did not care about Vihaan's kidnapping.

EDITED! I love this show most days, but the writing this week has me confused.

My biggest fear is that Aarambhi is going to get caught up playing the righteous Tandon family savior and stop her own growth. She is going to start investigating who is behind those messages and protect a family that treats her like trash. They abuse her, give her zero appreciation, and yet she still feels this need to protect them.

The cultural trope of the "sacrificial bahu" is working overtime here, and it's exhausting. Aarambhi is conditioned to always take the moral high ground and protect the Tandon parivaar. I hope she does NOT get in the middle of DC's plans, but I know she can't stand to see even her abusers get destroyed. She is not aware of how evil they truly are, and honestly, we all know this is ITV... It's going to take her a good 6 months and a massive betrayal to finally recognize or believe the truth.

Originally posted by: Aishwarrior

EDITED! I love this show most days, but the writing this week has me confused.

My biggest fear is that Aarambhi is going to get caught up playing the righteous Tandon family savior and stop her own growth. She is going to start investigating who is behind those messages and protect a family that treats her like trash. They abuse her, give her zero appreciation, and yet she still feels this need to protect them.

The cultural trope of the "sacrificial bahu" is working overtime here, and it's exhausting. Aarambhi is conditioned to always take the moral high ground and protect the Tandon parivaar. I hope she does NOT get in the middle of DC's plans, but I know she can't stand to see even her abusers get destroyed. She is not aware of how evil they truly are, and honestly, we all know this is ITV... It's going to take her a good 6 months and a massive betrayal to finally recognize or believe the truth.

Honestly I just saw a few clips recently of Dhruv heard that it's a remake of Dr cha and was interested and I'm already regretting.

Have some self respect, would you? ITV FLs no matter how intelligent or independent they're, self respect is something they all lack. And the fact that she's so emo about HER FAMILY TANDON FAMILY which treats her like a servant... Ewwww. I genuinely like avantika more in this aspect, she's trash but I KNOW she'd never tolerate this kinda shit.

Originally posted by: SruthiMadd

No she got raped by the male lead's chaachu unfortunately. It was a disgusting track

Originally posted by: salta

Honestly I just saw a few clips recently of Dhruv heard that it's a remake of Dr cha and was interested and I'm already regretting.

Have some self respect, would you? ITV FLs no matter how intelligent or independent they're, self respect is something they all lack. And the fact that she's so emo about HER FAMILY TANDON FAMILY which treats her like a servant... Ewwww. I genuinely like avantika more in this aspect, she's trash but I KNOW she'd never tolerate this kinda shit.

Yes! It makes me so frustrated that she's always trying to be this perfect daughter-in-law to a family that genuinely hates her. They blame her for any little thing, yet she calls them family. Family is defined by mutual love and commitment, not just biology.

And right now, she is trying so hard to help Raj, when her focus should be on saving money so she can divorce Vishwas and prove in court that she can take care of and provide for her son. Let's be honest, Raj barely supports Aarambhi. He may say something quietly, but he is never bold in taking a stand for her. His wedding should be the least of her concerns, especially since she just found out her husband had her son kidnapped. It's so silly.

Yes, I have to agree. Avantika is a stronger woman than Aarambhi. She has a career, is a single mother, and will not allow Vishwas to treat her in any kind of way. She may be evil, but at least she does not allow people to treat her like crap.

Originally posted by: Aishwarrior

Yes! It makes me so frustrated that she's always trying to be this perfect daughter-in-law to a family that genuinely hates her. They blame her for any little thing, yet she calls them family. Family is defined by mutual love and commitment, not just biology.

And right now, she is trying so hard to help Raj, when her focus should be on saving money so she can divorce Vishwas and prove in court that she can take care of and provide for her son. Let's be honest, Raj barely supports Aarambhi. He may say something quietly, but he is never bold in taking a stand for her. His wedding should be the least of her concerns, especially since she just found out her husband had her son kidnapped. It's so silly.

Yes, I have to agree. Avantika is a stronger woman than Aarambhi. She has a career, is a single mother, and will not allow Vishwas to treat her in any kind of way. She may be evil, but at least she does not allow people to treat her like crap.

Yes!!! Why tf are you worried about Raj? He's a grown man and it is not like you don't have anything else to do. You're a doctor. You're a mother whose husband is basically a deadbeat and you've enough on your plate. Focus on that would you ?

I like Avantika' attitude but hate what she does. Honestly it is such a shitty thing which Indian TV shows do that they make strong women always the villain. That if you Prioritise yourself you are going to be a villain. If you're a FL you've to be subservient doormat.

When vishwas raised his hand on avantika she showed him his place properly.