Ishita-Raman's Love story speed confusion.....

Continuity is a big issue in most tracks and i guess you do have a point. Many will feel its rushed because the audience like to relate and understand what's happening and if important scenes are left out it feels something is missing. Many times forum have praised our brilliant story writers for their take on tracks when we have been left disappointed with episodes.

I agree with ur analysis n feel that Raman knows what he feels for Ishita n is thrilled to learn that the feeling is mutual.

loved ur post agree continuity is a problem n also closure of tracks. 😊

Agree with u..

thank you guys for ur replies...

I totally agree with you :)

completely agree wid u...continuity is vry big issue in YHM..also raman's self realisation is also required..cz he always brushes away his actions as joke...

atleast some people feels same as me...thank u 😉

now many of us have this doubt that whether Raman heard her confession or not...i saw it many post...
and i feel Raman almost heard everytg...bcoz if u watch that scene again from the starting(mihika's entry) u can see mihika touches Ishita's hand and ask her to tell what she wants to share...and then Ishita starts mooving to the other side to start the conversation ...at that tym just check mihika's expression...she suddenly looks down and her hand stays in air as ishu moves from her hold...i really felt at that tym she saw mihir down and thats y she had little surprised and happy look...u have to watch it carefully to catch her expression bcoz as ishu moves from her hold the camera also moves...so after that we can see only Ishu...but Mihika had some expression as she suddenly saw sometg down

I'm not very active on the forums but I wanted to stop in and say something on this topic.

While I agree with some of your points about the continuity what I love about this show (even though even it has it's times where it annoys me) is that it's not just a love story between two people. It just doesn't focus on one relationship, there are many relationships. Through their interactions with those many relationships, along with their own, Raman and Ishita are able to see different sides of each other.

What I've liked about this show and how they've handled the love story of Ishita and Raman is that not everything needs to be spelled out. I don't need to have them standing alone or in a crowd giving themselves these little pep talks or discussing their feelings with no one but themselves to know that these two people sincerely care about each other.

The little expressions here and there, the little moments, the secret smiles, their actions speaks much louder than if I were watching a love story where I was being TOLD instead of SHOWN the two are in love. People come to realizations and express their love and their feelings for others in different ways. Raman and Ishita are not two teenagers or inexperienced young adults that need have their feelings on display all the time.

I don't know, I guess I was just a little surprised in reading that some felt it was rushed. I think they've handled this very well. Even when they're fighting and arguing there's a world of difference between how they used to be with each other and how they are now. I enjoy the subtly and appreciate not having to be told what the characters are feeling at every turn but rather see it unfold. The fact that they are now realizing it for themselves and beginning to verbalize it confirms what they've been trying to show through their actions and expressions for the past few months.

Maybe I don't know what you mean by them showing the character's moments of realizations at the end of each arc but I believe the progression of the love story has been realistic in that slowly people do end up falling in love over time and they don't actually have to have an aha moment, it's gradual and it sneaks up on you. Not to mention that Raman and Ishita were closed off to the idea that they could love again, you don't necessarily sit and contemplate you're feelings on the aubject when that was never something that was even supposed to be on the table.

I thought Ishita's line about Raman not being Shagun's Raman anymore but rather her Raman was a great one. If you just look at how the way Raman is affected by Shagun and how her affect on him has completely changed, him tellin Mihir to go fulfill his duties as her brother was huge. How do you think that was possible? He's let go of his anger over time and it's been replaced with something good, his love for Ishita. She's made him realize that he's able to feel something good for someone rlse, something that Shagun had apparently taken from him.

I don't know, I think I'm now beginning to ramble and I can't even go back and see if any of this is making any sense cause I'm on my phone and I should be sleeping. I hope that made some sense.