Originally posted by: Isma_A
You always give such balanced and thorough analyses; always very helpful for those who have yet to watch. Thanks!😊Will come back and edit post after I watch epi.😊
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Ashok/Shagun/Raman: I almost feel sorry for Shagun.😕Raman came in and did her baisti while she's on a hospital bed and promised to continue doing so if she interferes. Ashok, Instead of showing concern that she was close to losing her life, only felt bad about her giving up the opportunity they both had to put Raman in jail. I mean really, Shagun. What's it going to take for you to see that in the cases of both Raman and Ashok: he's just not that into you.😕But because she has little to no self-respect, I can't feel bad for her, hence me *almost* feeling sorry for her, but not quite. She's entertaining to boot, though.😆
Raman/Ishita: I am really enjoying the the build around them. There is a clear level of comfort, understanding, and concern between them, which is now being freely conveyed and illustrated. Ishita, initially upset at what she thought was a lack of appreciation from Raman, was touched when she finally learned Raman did hear her speech, and Raman apologized for missing it and actually explained why. They both want to show appreciation towards each other and then expect to be appreciated for whenever they do that. 😆Very cute and aligned with their ehsaas phase.
I find Romi/Ishita SO cute. Mujhe umeed hai ke Romi sudhar sakta hai. Sirf Ishita usko sai raaste pe laga sakti hai!👍🏼😉
I like how Toshiji isn't overall a horrible human being; she's gray. She could be horrible to Ishita and this drama can turn into a typical saas-bahu drama (in which case, I don't even think Raman/Ishita could keep me watching. Saas-bahu mere barsdash ke bahir hai😕), but she's okay. Sometimes great, sometimes not so great, but mostly lets Raman-Ishita sort out whatever they need to sort out. It's something I rarely see in an Indian serial, so I give credit to the writers for (mostly) keeping her gray,
Overall, I liked the episode. Great use of ensemble cast and good movement in all stories.
Jhanak
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