For RagNa- One isn't alone in grief when the person who is holding you suffering from the same grief as you. It's easy to be connected to the same level of emotions if you find mutual turbulence among each other. RagNa has it all!
I have always felt his sadness through his face which portrays pain, sorrows, longing for love. He was never happy on the fact that he is rich because he didn't have anyone to share his wealth or happiness that could make him appreciate his hardwork and his earnings. It wasn't hard for him to be rude to others as he thought people would not understand him. I was sad on the fact that he didn't get a proper attention during his childhood years which every child deserves. It made him mature before time. It made him carry more responsibilities on his delicate shoulders when the kids around his age would be having fun with families. It made him sick and frustrated and he decided to overcome and bring out the most devilish man in him. He was opt to revenge more than being a normal human being.
Kalpi is extremely playing vital person in his life. He needed her for this time and he divulged everything that has happen to him so far. I wished he would have told something about the kapoors too. Kalpi should know that he does carry hatred against them as well. He should have revealed why he chose to take revenge from the kapoors but later dropped the idea. It would have given her some idea that the tension is still there between him and the kapoors.
I did made a post on "the real Raghav Singhania" probably two weeks ago. I am not sure whether you read it or not. But today when Raghav said that people didn't see Raghav behind Raghav Singhania reminded me of my post. I explicitly noted down the facts of his demeanor and the way he acts in certain situations. I am glad I was right about him in my post.
It's good to see how much RagNa has changed over all and yet stayed true to their own respective characters. They will be each others supporters and I am glad that CVs have kept their relationship so powerful in that sense.
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