Possesive and protective husband raman

Do you agree the raman who claims that ishu is not his wife and only mother of his daughter just today not only claimed before the family and guests that ishu is his wife and came barging in like a knight in shining armour to protect her against badmouthing👏The way he claimed the one you are insulting is now my wife👏The way he praised her role and all work she does as a wife of a house hold as a mother to his daughter and as a dentist full time working wife 👏And finally warning think twice before insulting his wife👏And this warning not only he ment to shibbu's mother but also everyone who was watching the scene👏And i think he really ment it from the bottom of his heart⭐️Well just loving raman's this possesive and protective alvatarWay to go raman👏And kadoose to karan for the beautiful perfect and sensational piece of acting proud to be your fan dear🤗

Raman is protective towards his all family members.. but he is not yet possessive towards Ishita ..'

I don't think he is possessive, but protective for sure!!

Nice to see Raman claim Ishita as his wife again. ( first to Ashok and Shagun). It was such a bold talk to protect his wife from insults in front of all the family members. I feel that Ishita should also start claiming Raman as her husband in front of Ashok and Shagun. She should not let him be insulted when they say that the marriage is just an adjustment for the sake of Ruhi, she should claim boldly that Raman is her husband and Shagun must start regretting for losing Raman.

Am sorry if with my comment am spoiling the mood set in the forum since yesterday.I personaly found the scene where Raman stands for Ishita not very much convincing.I realise that after the DNA report incident, Raman has toned down a bit and has developed a soft corner for Ishita.But the way he held her yesterday,the way he spoke of her hardships as a mother,a working lady and a daughter in law, and the repeated stressing on 'meri biwi',all of it seemed mere exaggeration of the scene to make it appealing. I have always found the transition in portrayal of different emotions of Raman not very smooth.I really like both the leads for their wonderful portrayal of their respective characters.But if the story progresses more smoothly, then the scenes would have a lot more depth in them.

Originally posted by: aadk

Am sorry if with my comment am spoiling the mood set in the forum since yesterday.I personaly found the scene where Raman stands for Ishita not very much convincing.I realise that after the DNA report incident, Raman has toned down a bit and has developed a soft corner for Ishita.But the way he held her yesterday,the way he spoke of her hardships as a mother,a working lady and a daughter in law, and the repeated stressing on 'meri biwi',all of it seemed mere exaggeration of the scene to make it appealing. I have always found the transition in portrayal of different emotions of Raman not very smooth.I really like both the leads for their wonderful portrayal of their respective characters.But if the story progresses more smoothly, then the scenes would have a lot more depth in them.

Originally posted by: aadk

Am sorry if with my comment am spoiling the mood set in the forum since yesterday.I personaly found the scene where Raman stands for Ishita not very much convincing.I realise that after the DNA report incident, Raman has toned down a bit and has developed a soft corner for Ishita.But the way he held her yesterday,the way he spoke of her hardships as a mother,a working lady and a daughter in law, and the repeated stressing on 'meri biwi',all of it seemed mere exaggeration of the scene to make it appealing. I have always found the transition in portrayal of different emotions of Raman not very smooth.I really like both the leads for their wonderful portrayal of their respective characters.But if the story progresses more smoothly, then the scenes would have a lot more depth in them.

Agree about being protective, but don't think he is possessive yet 😊

He is not possessive yet but he is being responsible and protective. Responsible and protective because he is the husband, and i think he has clearly witnessed Balla's mom spitting bitter words on Ishita on various occasions, i guess that pissed him off. Deep down Raman knows Ishita cares a lot for his daughter and after the DNA reports, he's a bit thankful towards Ishita for that though he'll never show it. And actually claiming that Ishita is a bit tired coz she has a lot of responsibility, such Ruhi, the clinic, her house and all, i think that was to overshadow the fact that Ishita was drunk, coz no one knew about it...and its against their cultures to drink and all...that's why he said those words, perhaps in some way he meant it too. He just happened to use them in the right moment.