It is indeed daunting to see the immaturity of certain members in this forum. It's really strange how it is so easy for them to bash Rajat at every given opportunity, and yet when someone expresses a hint of admiration or acceptance for Rajat occasionally, most people can not handle it. In all honesty, I think Ram-Priya fans need to come to terms with the fact that there are numerous Rajat fans out there, and are happy with his involvement and interactions with the protagonists thus far.
I have always tried to be accepting of Ram with all his flaws and imperfections, but his lack of judgement and sheer childishness is something difficult to swallow. We have had two years of drawing up opinions on the characters of Ram and Priya, but I want to discuss Rajat and what I personally feel about him.
Rajat has been a consistent and steady character right from the start. When he gave Priya a chance with the book store in Dubai, he made a business judgement and afforded a hardworking and diligent person an opportunity of a lifetime. He always wears his businessman's cap and demonstrates the sophistication of a successful professional. He is measured and grounded in his decisions. Most of us seem to forget that he has also experienced harsh tragedies in his life, which sometimes give him the view of being stone-hearted. He has been honest from the very beginning with Ram about his feelings for Priya, and that too was as soon as Ram discovered that Priya is alive. Ram is aware of Rajat's feelings for Priya, yet Ram still insists that he has no place for her in his heart after she betrayed him. Ram has not indicated to anyone as yet that he still loves Priya, on the contrary, he is insistent on Piyu being the only connection between them. Ram is too blind to see that Priya has had a heart-breaking realisation about her misdeeds, which she is repenting hurtfully. She needs help and support as well, which she is finding from Rajat β no strings attached from either of them. Rajat has maintained objective judgement and has always advised Ram to withdraw the custody case and reunite with Priya. Ram is fully aware of the situation and yet he is leaving the gates completely open for Rajat to pursue Priya. And what's so wrong with that? Rajat is a refined character and he is a successful businessman who loves Pihu too.
I have always had difficulty in believing that Ram is one of India's top 3 businessmen. His thoughts, decisions and actions do not demonstrate the character of a polished personality. It is unnecessary that after every interaction with Priya, Rajat be painted as the beast, and I'm not saying that Ram is one either. Comparatively, I will choose Rajat over Ram any day β the writing is on the wall!!
And lastly, I am not going to apologise to anyone about this post. These are my feelings and I am entitled to expressing them appropriately in this forum.
It is indeed daunting to see the immaturity of certain members in this forum. It's really strange how it is so easy for them to bash Rajat at every given opportunity, and yet when someone expresses a hint of admiration or acceptance for Rajat occasionally, most people can not handle it. In all honesty, I think Ram-Priya fans need to come to terms with the fact that there are numerous Rajat fans out there, and are happy with his involvement and interactions with the protagonists thus far.
I have always tried to be accepting of Ram with all his flaws and imperfections, but his lack of judgement and sheer childishness is something difficult to swallow. We have had two years of drawing up opinions on the characters of Ram and Priya, but I want to discuss Rajat and what I personally feel about him.
Rajat has been a consistent and steady character right from the start. When he gave Priya a chance with the book store in Dubai, he made a business judgement and afforded a hardworking and diligent person an opportunity of a lifetime. He always wears his businessman's cap and demonstrates the sophistication of a successful professional. He is measured and grounded in his decisions. Most of us seem to forget that he has also experienced harsh tragedies in his life, which sometimes give him the view of being stone-hearted. He has been honest from the very beginning with Ram about his feelings for Priya, and that too was as soon as Ram discovered that Priya is alive. Ram is aware of Rajat's feelings for Priya, yet Ram still insists that he has no place for her in his heart after she betrayed him. Ram has not indicated to anyone as yet that he still loves Priya, on the contrary, he is insistent on Piyu being the only connection between them. Ram is too blind to see that Priya has had a heart-breaking realisation about her misdeeds, which she is repenting hurtfully. She needs help and support as well, which she is finding from Rajat ' no strings attached from either of them. Rajat has maintained objective judgement and has always advised Ram to withdraw the custody case and reunite with Priya. Ram is fully aware of the situation and yet he is leaving the gates completely open for Rajat to pursue Priya. And what's so wrong with that? Rajat is a refined character and he is a successful businessman who loves Pihu too.
I have always had difficulty in believing that Ram is one of India's top 3 businessmen. His thoughts, decisions and actions do not demonstrate the character of a polished personality. It is unnecessary that after every interaction with Priya, Rajat be painted as the beast, and I'm not saying that Ram is one either. Comparatively, I will choose Rajat over Ram any day ' the writing is on the wall!!
And lastly, I am not going to apologise to anyone about this post. These are my feelings and I am entitled to expressing them appropriately in this forum.
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It is indeed daunting to see the immaturity of certain members in this forum. It's really strange how it is so easy for them to bash Rajat at every given opportunity, and yet when someone expresses a hint of admiration or acceptance for Rajat occasionally, most people can not handle it.
In all honesty, I think Ram-Priya fans need to come to terms with the fact that there are numerous Rajat fans out there, and are happy with his involvement and interactions with the protagonists thus far.
@ bold: well see it is your opinion and the same is with them no? you find their opinion immature, they can feel the same way, and moderators usually try to close or moderate the post so that the discussion remains on the reel characters and personal lines are not crossed such as calling some raya fans immature π yes there might be some rajat fans could be, i have no doubt, but again this show as per the cvs is a raya show so for someone who watches the show for raya would get irritated by the delay in raya no? however i agree that if some people want to praise him they can after all it is a free forum isnt it? πππ
I have always tried to be accepting of Ram with all his flaws and imperfections, but his lack of judgement and sheer childishness is something difficult to swallow. We have had two years of drawing up opinions on the characters of Ram and Priya, but I want to discuss Rajat and what I personally feel about him.
irrespective of what i feel for raya or rajat i will just put across my points on the character! based on what u have written only
Rajat has been a consistent and steady character right from the start.
no here is where i differ, had it been sketched more i would have agreed upon but i feel the friendship of rajat priya has been forced upon us by cvs too quickly
When he gave Priya a chance with the book store in Dubai, he made a business judgement and afforded a hardworking and diligent person an opportunity of a lifetime.
He always wears his businessman's cap and demonstrates the sophistication of a successful professional. He is measured and grounded in his decisions.
Most of us seem to forget that he has also experienced harsh tragedies in his life, which sometimes give him the view of being stone-hearted.
He has been honest from the very beginning with Ram about his feelings for Priya,
and that too was as soon as Ram discovered that Priya is alive. Ram is aware of Rajat's feelings for Priya, yet Ram still insists that he has no place for her in his heart after she betrayed him. Ram has not indicated to anyone as yet that he still loves Priya, on the contrary, he is insistent on Piyu being the only connection between them.
Ram is too blind to see that Priya has had a heart-breaking realisation about her misdeeds, which she is repenting hurtfully.
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where where , maybe i am too blind too, had there been any remorse shown any dialogue of priya saying how she is truly sorry and wants to set right i would have understood, but the cvs have not done that till yet, since it was supposed to be on qualities of rajat rather than priya or ram so i feel this part of your post is not to be discussed.right?
She needs help and support as well, which she is finding from Rajat
no strings attached from either of them.
Rajat has maintained objective judgement and has always advised Ram to withdraw the custody case and reunite with Priya.
Ram is fully aware of the situation and yet he is leaving the gates completely open for Rajat to pursue Priya.
And what's so wrong with that? Rajat is a refined character and he is a successful businessman who loves Pihu too.
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We have had two years of drawing up opinions on the characters of Ram and Priya, but I want to discuss Rajat and what I personally feel about him.
keeping them in mind i ignored all what you have written below since i get your post was to dicusss rajat not raya
I have always had difficulty in believing that Ram is one of India's top 3 businessmen. His thoughts, decisions and actions do not demonstrate the character of a polished personality. It is unnecessary that after every interaction with Priya, Rajat be painted as the beast, and I'm not saying that Ram is one either. Comparatively, I will choose Rajat over Ram any day ' the writing is on the wall!!
And lastly, I am not going to apologise to anyone about this post. These are my feelings and I am entitled to expressing them appropriately in this forum.