Mr and mrs bhalla both B+

Both mr and mrs bhallas blood group was b positive, they were ready to give their blood but nurse didn't allow them to as they are over 60 years old.

It depends. If both of them have heterozygous alleles for B+, then Raman has a a 75% chance of having type B and only 25% of having type O blood.

wow man wat an observation!! true mr n mrs bhalla r B+ so definitely Raman wld also be a b+! but if he had brains then he had thought of this na!🤔

I felt they volunteered unconditionally even before they knew their blood group...One of them will have B type for sure...

Firstly, i dont know why in serials/ films they show that only the same blood group is required to be donated. It is not that the blood is taken from the donor/family member and then striaght away given to the patient. It has to be tested for infection/HIV etc. What happens is that the blood bank has a stock, which is given to the patient. The patients relatives have to donate the same number of units to the blood bank irrespective of whether it is the same blood group or not. Problem is only if the required Blood group is not in stock - which happens in rare blood groups. This is a big that only the family members blood is given to the patient.

The point here was the CVs wanted Ashok to match blood for Ruhi...they didn't want raman to give blood for ruhi and also to butcher his character they made him refuse it...Since our CVs lack basic knowledge about blood donation and parents kid antigen theory and also too lazy to google it out they just put it all together their dumb thoughts...well i got what they wanted to prove...so i guess i am imagining it to be ruhi got a rare blood group which matches with raman ans ashok,raman got some contagious disease...phew 😆

tey didnt mention thr bloodgrp..tey said to take thr blood...:P but aftr test

Originally posted by: jyoti01

Firstly, i dont know why in serials/ films they show that only the same blood group is required to be donated. It is not that the blood is taken from the donor/family member and then striaght away given to the patient. It has to be tested for infection/HIV etc. What happens is that the blood bank has a stock, which is given to the patient. The patients relatives have to donate the same number of units to the blood bank irrespective of whether it is the same blood group or not. Problem is only if the required Blood group is not in stock - which happens in rare blood groups. This is a big that only the family members blood is given to the patient.