31/1: Parampara, Dentist Dating and Tulsi Pujan :P - Page 2

It was such an interesting and such a nice epi to watch! OMG! The way Ruchika was so devoted to the tulsi plant and to her fasting and everything had me all shocked. I never saw her as that before. =P

The whole parampara thing was bugging me. I was like, whoa dude, that still happens? =O So the whole epi I was cursing that father..Or well, I was annoyed at him and the way he would "interview" those boys. =P But then it came to a shocker that the girl actually wanted to keep the whole parampara going! =O

Rohan..What do I say about him..He killed me today. Jai mata di dance, tulsi stealing/eating/praying, calling up the doctor, reaction towards the father, scenes wiht Isha, his accent..GOSH! *sigh* He was dreamy today.

For Isha. I have to say I didn't like how she kept Naina on the side when planning her fathers birthday. I know it'll take time for her to get used to her..But I mean, what she did in today's epi was still saddening me. =( But I'm glad that in the end of the epi, she did accept everything and started behaving a little bit more considerate towards Naina and then took her into plan the birthday party too. =)

All in all, today's epi was REALLY enjoyable to watch. =D

Btw, loved your post! They're always amazing to read! =)

oo I didn't know that we had episode analysis on this forum as well...lol glad I found this place!!

Awesome post! You've described the epi so perfectly!

My fav. and most enjoyable moment in the epi was Rohan's mock "ouch" nautanki and the digs he took at Isha....lol....that was just too hilarious for words. Kavi's comic timing is really good!

And all the nautanki with the tulsi plant was hilarious too.

The dentist is very charming....The way her and Rohan's relationship is growing is cute....

Naina is also very sweet....I was a bit surprised at Isha's deliberate attempts to keep her away from her father's party preparations....cuz it seemed that since the last epi she had started to warm up to Naina....but not as much I guess....lol.....chalo eventually she did understand and let go in some ways....I guess it's hard for her to share her father with someone else after so many years of being the only person in his life who does everything for him.

Nandini!..loved ur take of the episode!..i missed the epi yest but reading your post seems like one amazing epi yet again!...wow...keep writing these analysis its wonderful to read 😃

Nandu :)

So let me reiterate every post here and say that your analysis is exceptional and like many others I await to come and read your ".02 cents".
I loved Rohan's subtle humor and his digs at Isha, and his "zor se bolo Jai mati di"!! I appreciate the fact that this show is pushing the social boundaries by showing "love"/companionship at an older age and the children growing to accept that relationship. I also quite like the non preachy aspect of the show however I did not like the message or lack their off in this episode.

I somehow think a lot is passed as "tradition" in our culture and a lot of people are subjected to ridiculous extremes under the pretext of "tradition". Having said that I do understand what Rishta.com was trying to convey that just because a certain practice does not fit our mould of "normal" does not make it weird.

I guess like everything is this world it's all about balance!!!

Too good yaar! Both the actual episode and your analysis!

Love the subtlety in RC the most. Its sooo NOT the blatant in your face sanctimonious preachy treatment thats done in ALL the other indian shows. This is something that makes you think, not dumb down all of your CNS thought-processes.
I like the composite twist at the end.

Loving the character of Naina and what it signifies n this piece-of-art. Love how, again, the scriptwriters don't go off on a pedantic, consequential tangent and actually are dealing with the whole family i.e naina-isha and her dad in a very interesting way (as also mature). Loved Isha for how she is ready to change for her dad and how she melts for him. Love how she is trying so hard to be non-judgmental.

And Rohan is developing by leaps and bounds and is still essentially the same old bumbling, insensitive, lovely fool.
We are just discovering new facets to him. His 'compassionate' (as said in the show-description) side is coming to the surface more often now.

Love the attention given to Ruchika and Hoseifa.

Just hope all the clarity and the dexterity and the wisdom is not lost when Isha and Rohan finally do fall in love (or just realize their feelings, as I can just see that they are half along the way to being in love already :P)

Originally posted by: nureat01

Awesome post! You've described the epi so perfectly!

My fav. and most enjoyable moment in the epi was Rohan's mock "ouch" nautanki and the digs he took at Isha....lol....that was just too hilarious for words. Kavi's comic timing is really good!

And all the nautanki with the tulsi plant was hilarious too.

The dentist is very charming....The way her and Rohan's relationship is growing is cute....

Naina is also very sweet....I was a bit surprised at Isha's deliberate attempts to keep her away from her father's party preparations....cuz it seemed that since the last epi she had started to warm up to Naina....but not as much I guess....lol.....chalo eventually she did understand and let go in some ways....I guess it's hard for her to share her father with someone else after so many years of being the only person in his life who does everything for him.

Well I am glad that Isha is having "some" problems while dealing with Naina. If she dealt with Naina without a hitch and just accepted her without having some problems with her increasing influence in her father's life, I would be bashing Isha's character for being Mary Sue-like perfect. 😆

Originally posted by: Eloquent

Well I am glad that Isha is having "some" problems while dealing with Naina. If she dealt with Naina without a hitch and just accepted her without having some problems with her increasing influence in her father's life, I would be bashing Isha's character for being Mary Sue-like perfect. 😆

LOL to give Naina a little bit of a chance is equivalent to being "Mary Sue-like perfect"?😆😆....Naina only offered to help...she didn't ask to take over the entire planning....so I didn't really think it was necessary for Isha to be so petty about it but I can still understand how it was hard for Isha to adapt to another person wanting to be a part of her father's life. I think they showed a nice progression to the situation with the way Isha finally realized in the end....Naina actually showed a lot of patience and understanding cuz she knew perfectly well what Isha was trying to do by cutting her out....but Isha finally opened up a bit in the end so that was nice.

Anyways, to each their own.