The Difference b/w Mrs. Bhalla & Mrs. Iyer is Proved Again! - Page 2

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Posted: 11 years ago
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I'm not a fan of either lady but I have a different theory on Mrs Iyer. I think the only reason Mrs. Iyer is nice to Raman is because she doesn't want her daughter to get divorced 😆 I mean the world had come to an end when her daughter couldn't get married, so I can't imagine what will happen if Ishita gets divorced. So better keep the son-in-law happy 😆 I mean she has seen how rude Raman has been to all of them so I just don't get why she is so pleased with this marriage and so plesed with Raman. When did her opinion of Raman change and why did it change? It seems like she's just happy that her daughter is married off...to whom doesen't seem to matter.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Nice post 👍🏼
There is truly a difference between Mrs Iyer and Mrs Bhalla. Mrs Bhalla doesn't see the value of education while Mrs Iyer does
Even I felt after carom match that Mrs Bhalla is taunting Madrasans while the Iyers are happy as their SIL won .
Different level of sensibility and maturity between the two.
Mrs Bhalla is, rather was funny but now I feel she needs to grow up a little. I mean show some respect towards Ishita for God's sake
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: aimf

Very nice observation, Tanni. Yes, that is the difference. But Madhu also has her angry moments, like when she locked up Toshi in the store room during the lodi celebrations. I do agree that after the wedding, Madhu has mellowed down a lot with the bhallas, but Toshi is yet to let her reserves and prejudices down. Let us see what it takes for Toshi to really accept Ishu as a daughter, as part of her own family, rather than as a glorified nanny for Ruhi.



Agree with you dear...Madhu has totally accepted the relation and. Raman as her son in law but Toshiji still hasn't. We have to see what will take her to accept...
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: simples28

Yeah dear😊nice observation😃

I also loved how Mihika said "Its ok akka"😊😊so sweet!!
Oh n by the way..I want to know this..does anyone here think Ishita lost on purpose?..



I don't think she lost on purpose...it's out of her character to do so as she doesn't share good term with Raman till now 😉 I think the phone distracted her. She was so happy that she lost the concentration on game..She won the game of life 😉 😊
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Saw your post just now but very well said Tanni the Iyer has accepted Raman though he was married and has two children.
They see only their SIL in him infact Toshi is unable to accept Ishita...
This proves the Iyer is most open and educated person.They know how to cope with the situation.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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I donot like to compare mothers . They have their own agenda and they do weird things to protect their love ones . I have seen many Moms Lie , fight , give up their Principles ( not my mother )even kill someone to protect their offsprings ( newspaper info ) so it's nothing new to me that both mothers are rather peculiar .
Since the TM has posted very interesting comparison . I want to put my two cents in.
Mrs Bhalla irritates me for many reasons . Sometimes being a good mother gets in the way of being a good person . Lately she is insecure and behaves like a lady how have fear of loosing her love one to her rival . when she agreed to this very strange marriage she only had one motive to get Ruhi back and see her son happy . Nothing wrong I will do the same . Any thing to see my son happy and keep my darling grand daughter with me. Now she got her Ruhi back and mrs Bhalla is fearful of losing her to Ishita .
Mrs . Iyer . doing what she thinks is best for her daughter.Ishita must get married ,she was rejected by someone and cannot bear a child . Mrs Iyer cannot endure this . She must show her relatives and friends that her Ishoo is married and has a child .she has been very different since Ishoo is married to a man who doesn't love her or care for her.This is very strange to me , very difficult to digust . ( or is this the sophistication every one is talking about ? ) But this is TV .
So both mothers are doing motherly duties . They both get awards for supporting loveless marriage. Both are winners .

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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Heema22

I donot like to compare mothers . They have their own agenda and they do weird things to protect their love ones . I have seen many Moms Lie , fight , give up their Principles ( not my mother )even kill someone to protect their offsprings ( newspaper info ) so it's nothing new to me that both mothers are rather peculiar .
Since the TM has posted very interesting comparison . I want to put my two cents in.
Mrs Bhalla irritates me for many reasons . Sometimes being a good mother gets in the way of being a good person . Lately she is insecure and behaves like a lady how have fear of loosing her love one to her rival . when she agreed to this very strange marriage she only had one motive to get Ruhi back and see her son happy . Nothing wrong I will do the same . Any thing to see my son happy and keep my darling grand daughter with me. Now she got her Ruhi back and mrs Bhalla is fearful of losing her to Ishita .
Mrs . Iyer . doing what she thinks is best for her daughter.Ishita must get married ,she was rejected by someone and cannot bear a child . Mrs Iyer cannot endure this . She must show her relatives and friends that her Ishoo is married and has a child .she has been very different since Ishoo is married to a man who doesn't love her or care for her.This is very strange to me , very difficult to digust . ( or is this the sophistication every one is talking about ? ) But this is TV .
So both mothers are doing motherly duties . They both get awards for supporting loveless marriage. Both are winners .

@ bold- Exactly! Mrs. Iyer's universe revolves around getting Ishita married off. Yes companionship is very important in life, but what good is "education" if you feel that your daughter's life is useless unless and until she is married off and has kids. Mrs Iyer's behavior and actions just reinforce the idea that women who are infertile are somehow inferior and their lives empty, and so should be happy with whatever kind of husband they get in life.
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: Walden

@ bold- Exactly! Mrs. Iyer's universe revolves around getting Ishita married off. Yes companionship is very important in life, but what good is "education" if you feel that your daughter's life is useless unless and until she is married off and has kids. Mrs Iyer's behavior and actions just reinforce the idea that women who are infertile are somehow inferior and their lives empty, and so should be happy with whatever kind of husband they get in life.

I don't agree much with this. Ishita is an educated girl and there must be a big hand of her mum. Mrs Iyer wanted her daughter married and every mother wanted their daughter married and have a good life too. If you see she wanted to find the good one for her daughter just like Mrs Bhalla wanted for her son. nd it is not Mrs Iyer who wanted Ishita to marry with Raman actually she was not happy with this. But she has given that freedom to her daughter to take the decision so I am happy with her. And you know how she put the condition for her daughter in the marriage that she should be allowed to work , to go to any training, this shows how they value the education and her daughter too.

After marriage only she is seen to be happy with her son in law as she has started to acknowledge the goodness. And she knows that her daughter really loves Ruhi and she has valued that too. So no complain to Mrs Iyer from my side😊
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Posted: 11 years ago
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Originally posted by: the_Rij

I don't agree much with this. Ishita is an educated girl and there must be a big hand of her mum. Mrs Iyer wanted her daughter married and every mother wanted their daughter married and have a good life too. If you see she wanted to find the good one for her daughter just like Mrs Bhalla wanted for her son. nd it is not Mrs Iyer who wanted Ishita to marry with Raman actually she was not happy with this. But she has given that freedom to her daughter to take the decision so I am happy with her. And you know how she put the condition for her daughter in the marriage that she should be allowed to work , to go to any training, this shows how they value the education and her daughter too.

After marriage only she is seen to be happy with her son in law as she has started to acknowledge the goodness. And she knows that her daughter really loves Ruhi and she has valued that too. So no complain to Mrs Iyer from my side😊

Well I am just commenting on what has been shown in the show so far and that is Mrs. Iyer's obsession at getting Ishita married at any cost and show the same to her friends/relatives. If she does not believe that her daughter is lacking, then why lie on the matrimonial data form about her infertility? Ishita believes that being infertile is her weakness because her mother has led her to believe this. Is this what educated people believe? Why try to prove in front of her friends/relatives that Ishita also has a man in her life every opportunity she gets? Why misrepresent Ishita and Raman's relationship in front of her friends/relatives? If she truly values her daughter as she is- single and infertile- then why not be honest with everyone? Why not call the marriage what it is?
Like we both stated, every parent wants their adult children to find companionship in life and thats perfectly okay. But to call her daughter's life "empty" (which she did in a recent episode) before Raman and Ruhi came into her life just goes to show what value and worth she places on her daughter as an individual and a life without husband/kids. Why must it be that a woman must always find fulfillment only thru her husband and kids and be "empty" without them?
I also don't agree that Mrs. Iyer is nice to Raman because she now sees that he is a "good person." What changed her opinion? Did I miss something on the show? To me, it seemed to be an overnight ransformation in her opinon of him- just because he was Ishu's husband now, she must be nice to him. I haven't seen her inquire from Ishita if she is happy with him or how he treats her. Instead, she automatically believes her son-in-law's lies agaisnt her own daughter 🤣

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