Should Ishita go back to the Bhalla's for Ruhi?

What do you guys think? After all that has happened to Ishita in that house, should she go back for the sake of Ruhi - because there is a possibility of that happening?

NO...currently her self-respect and dignity is more important than ruhi...

nope she should take away Ruhi

SHE SHOULD NOT...for once KEEP RUHI OUT OF THIS..!!

its abt her SELF RESPECT n DIGNITY which bhallas thrashed left right n center..!!

Like so many others, I too thought of this but in its extremity. After the way she was treated, not only by the Bhallas but by her own husband it would be ridiculous and absurd if she would want to peruse any relationship with them. It did not occur to anyone that cell phones are left around and it is possible for anyone to trample with it. Hated the way Raman was checking the messages.

Ruhi or no Ruhi, she should stay away from these creeps. Ruhi will be fine without her and children have the strength to adapt to any surrounding. As it is, Ruhi is receiving love and attention from her family and in due time get used to the idea of staying without her. Well this is the scenario in real life.

But Indian Tv format is different. Everything will be back to normal after the intervention of Sarika who will tell the truth. This creep will be exposed and Raman will realize that he truly loves her. Simmi will come begging for her forgiveness and everything will be forgotten and go back to the way it was.

We poor viewers will be stressed out for a few more episode until all this resolves. Today's episode really shook me up for the way everyone was treating her and she stood there alone in disbelief!!

Originally posted by: Nikki_Titli

SHE SHOULD NOT...for once KEEP RUHI OUT OF THIS..!!

its abt her SELF RESPECT n DIGNITY which bhallas thrashed left right n center..!!

I am glad they did not bring Ruhi into any discussion today. Today it was ONLY about Ishita vs the Bhallas... She should take Ruhi and leave.

If they want a mother for their granddaughter, they better start behaving with her properly, and giving her a place of honor and trust in the family, where she does not need to constantly prove herself.