Waited a long time Ishaan to hear that question from you.

Originally posted by: likarsh

Today's episode made my blood boil. Look, I knew even yesterday what Samrat was doing. He himself said it today, payback. He did it deliberately and many of the things he spouted were specifically said to get the greatest impact.

He is such an egoistic jerk, and no way in hell should Urmi's grandmother and Rashmi be validated with this marriage having the "well it all worked out in the end." The thought that Urmi's and Samrat should adjust to each other and eventually find a happy married sickens me. Like, literally the reason behind this thinking is that once two people are married, it is wrong for them to be be shown going their separate ways, never to be reunited.

Just because The marriage happened does not mean that it's a lesson on how people should adjust and change and work out a marriage the very idea is regressive and sickens me now. Yes, marriage does require adjustment and change, but guess what, some times the consequences should be that the marriage is voided And the people move on.

I am going to make a topic on Rashmi and the grandmother. Disgusting. I always said that the grandmother basically agrees with Samrat's views on Trisha. And Rashmi, what an idiot. Her own parents told her to cool it, but that idiot still goes on blaming Trisha and defending Samrat. They do not deserve to ever have their decisions validated. They need to learn that they were wrong and made a mistake.

Urmi should be shown as a woman who stood up and moved on, made another life for herself rather than being stuck to this egotistical jerk. Doesn't matter if he realizes his mistakes and 'changes.' she can find happiness elsewhere.

Oh, and Urmi, you naive little thing, still trusting that says even after you've seen her always stick up for Samrat. I hope you learn your lesson quickly on that cunning woman. Then when you leave for good that woman can wallow in that "insult" that you've had the 'himmat' to leave. Maybe the woman will learn her lesson and regret her actions, but I hope she regrets it for life, because you should never go back to that son and mother once you leave. Ever.

Sorry for the rant, it's less on Ishaan and Sam rat and more on everything else. 😆