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Critiicse as much u want ,but period grown up can cry they can let out the feelings especially when they have bottled up in themselves

Ruhaan today was letting out what he has bottled up inside may be that will calm him down

Originally posted by: Haalim

I thought your this post was indicating towards that only.

Originally posted by: sweet_tania

It's not like we are expecting , it is what they have shown in initial episodes . They are following their tag line purane rishte vs naye jazzbaat and they fail to convey how and why naye jazzbaat is better than purane rishte .

Coming to the post, not all humans are same. Some people form a deeper bond more quickly than the others. I've a cousin like that only. She starts bonding with people within minutes and then the person becomes the centre of her whole attention. She'll do everything for that person that's in her reach. On the other hand I take months and years to even form a simple friendship kinda bond with people. May be Ruhaan belongs to first category.

He's grown up without a family, I understand where he's coming from. He started solving Pari's issues in the second meeting only. And here Mishti is his love, why shouldn't he cry his heart out if he thinks she won't be his? What was so comical about that scene?

it is just.. fobidden fruit attraction.. u know..

and i agree with ur post..

Amidst this Juzzbaat crap today, i think Ruhaan mentioning - Why didnt we meet before you got into a commitment was missed. He wasnt directly guilty, but then he was really feeling bad that had they met before Mishti met Veer, things would have been different. I cant agree that Ruhaan is not feeling guilty for whats happening. It wasnt comical. He was really feeling bad

Originally posted by: FruitToasty

No, it wasn't indicating towards that, the thing is that some people read what we write here then take it to discussion thread, mock us and then you take their opinion as a standard to judge us.My opinion was restricted to a single scene where I didn't connect to the character, and couldn't understand the reason he was crying

Originally posted by: FruitToasty

No, it wasn't indicating towards that, the thing is that some people read what we write here then take it to discussion thread, mock us and then you take their opinion as a standard to judge us.My opinion was restricted to a single scene where I didn't connect to the character, and couldn't understand the reason he was crying

Originally posted by: Haalim

Coming to the post, not all humans are same. Some people form a deeper bond more quickly than the others. I've a cousin like that only. She starts bonding with people within minutes and then the person becomes the centre of her whole attention. She'll do everything for that person that's in her reach. On the other hand I take months and years to even form a simple friendship kinda bond with people. May be Ruhaan belongs to first category.

He's grown up without a family, I understand where he's coming from. He started solving Pari's issues in the second meeting only. And here Mishti is his love, why shouldn't he cry his heart out if he thinks she won't be his? What was so comical about that scene?

Originally posted by: FruitToasty

First of all what is this interface?

Anyway, Ruhaan and Mishti have acknowledged their love to themselves (Almost), Ruhaan was crying and all.

I am just trying to understand how a 6 months old relationship is shown as nothing serious, on the other hand a one month old superficial relationship, and the male lead is crying like this.

I tried understanding the whole scene, but it just didn't make sense to me in any way, did they actually show how Ruhaan fell so hard in love with Mishti? Or it is like "Ruhaan is male lead, Mishti is female lead, we said pyar ho gaya to ho gaya"

I didn't feel a thing when Ruhaan was crying, it was comical to be honest, Arnav's heartbreak and his tears had more effect on me than this chaos.