Looking for logic in Melodrama - Page 2

Originally posted by: always_a_TV_fan

In my mind, she stopped being a child during the banjh discussion. seriously CVs, what are you thinking ? Sometimes they take care to take Ruhi out of the room when something 'bad' happens, and some times they dont. I am confused about this.

Originally posted by: sai14

I was livid when that happened as well. very true though- they are forcing her to grow up faster than her age by exposing her to all of this. I know this is drama and she will end up the way writers want her to but in reality if a child is forced to be in this kind of environment it is a torture for her growing up. I was very proud of Raman during the parmeet scene when he told everyone that he doesn't want his daughter to grow up around the tamasha in the house but then he did the same thing yesterday.

It appears that Ishita being mad about this is not going happen. I at least someone attempts to explain this to Ruhi. Her innocent sad expression yesterday made me tear up.

Another thought cropped up- Shagun and Ashok are not smart to think rationally BUT these could also be grounds for them to get custody of Ruhi. The fact that they are not able to provide a stable environment to their child and she is forced to face toxic situations like this. But then Shagun is so busy in convincing herself that Raman still loves her that she forgot about Ruhi.

Sai, dont worry about the last part... almost every toxic situation the girl faces is because of Ashok and Shagun anyway 😆
but yea, you never know

A rational analysis of the whole scenario. I loved it frnd. Its a known fact that our ravan kumar is a dramebaaz, but i don't think he was being dramatic ystrday. Shagun forced him to do that or we can say she humiliated herself b it from Raman or Rajeev. Raman was making himself clear for Shagun as well as Ishita but in the process he hurted Ishita. But its not intentional. We can't take the thorn that hurts us and can sting tmrw without bleeding na. So i think its better to be hurt in the beginning than being heart broken in the journey which they are going to begin, for which Raman asked her company. I loved the way he asked her hand/company FOREVER. And he is sure that he is no more alone in the journey nor does he want to be. But in btw these drama ruhi is the real victim and its really painful to watch how her smile vanished in matter of seconds.

I completely agree wid U Laxmi Di!& d worst part was d unnessacarry dance!Hated dat dance to d core!

Hey Lucky...guess i m first time replying in ur post...but i have read all ur OS s that u come up with regularly...all top class...loved them all.

Coming to ur post...i think whatever drama unfolded last night was not dragged and had a really deep symbolic meaning which I really liked...and the way KP does it...its a diff level...not at all melodramatic...and ya we can be happy that Ishita is shown being hurt with this...unlike her turmoil after param fiasco was quickly wrapped up...even i was annoyed with that then...

Agree Ruhi being part of it not fair...

Hope CVs pay attention...they have been really fulfilling many of our wishes these days😉 just asking for more logic to things...

Originally posted by: geethuvasudevan

A rational analysis of the whole scenario. I loved it frnd. Its a known fact that our ravan kumar is a dramebaaz, but i don't think he was being dramatic ystrday. Shagun forced him to do that or we can say she humiliated herself b it from Raman or Rajeev. Raman was making himself clear for Shagun as well as Ishita but in the process he hurted Ishita. But its not intentional. We can't take the thorn that hurts us and can sting tmrw without bleeding na. So i think its better to be hurt in the beginning than being heart broken in the journey which they are going to begin, for which Raman asked her company. I loved the way he asked her hand/company FOREVER. And he is sure that he is no more alone in the journey nor does he want to be. But in btw these drama ruhi is the real victim and its really painful to watch how her smile vanished in matter of seconds.

Thank you Geethu 😊

my lord u guys nd ur long posts... maar dalte ho yaar 😆

Nice analysis... You are right... Raman is quite complex... Though i didn't like Raman dancing with Shagun, sadly it was needed to crush her big fat ego...

Originally posted by: krikumar.91

Nice analysis... You are right... Raman is quite complex... Though i didn't like Raman dancing with Shagun, sadly it was needed to crush her big fat ego...

We can clearly see that she's not going to stop here... She used Adi to again trouble him with her suicide drama... She deserves more insult...

One point where there is a loophole is that Raman didn't want to insult Mihir as they were Tandon's guests but what did he do???

Oye Meet... welcome to my thread 😊 Thanks for being gentle with me

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