New situation

Romi executed his plan smartly and the creatives sleekly executed the messy business of Balakand". Well done. As for Raman he doesn't miss a single chance of upsetting Ishita . He finds teasing her and winning brownie points over her irresistible . She always finds herself on the uphill path whether it is convincing a difficult aunt or making up her mind to teach maths to Ruhi or politely inquiring about Shagun's health or patiently and tenderly answering Adi's outburst.And for the moment Bala and Vandu,s carefree love and comradeship which was too good to be true has opted to fly into a dream world leaving them and us shockingly shocked. When Raman comes to know he will have some serious plain thinking to do and not indulge in conjuring up attractive tuition teachers for Ruhi to show Ishita her line of duty.Mr and Mrs Bhalla will have to do some introspection when the truth comes out.And the nigling doubt which Simi had in her mind about Parmeet's character hitherto suppressed under her belief and wishful thinking that her Parmeet cant be wrong will begin to nag her. The Aiyers will feel hostility towards the Bhallas and as the truth emerges Ishita may just wonder what type of family is this-- Shagun once a Bhalla turned out shallow ,Romi beneath contempt,son in law Parmeet a shame and Toshijee can see no ill nor hear no ill about her family.

I think Ishita will never wonder what kind of family is this... First of all, she has barely developed as a character. There is rarely an introspection scene of Ishita's or a glimpse of what she FEELS after any of these drama tracks... Second of all, I think she sees the underlying goodness in the characters. Raman may have a hard shell, but inside he is very soft and sweet. Romi has also shown her only respect (ofc he's done really bad things so let's see what happens after the upcoming tracks) and she sees that Toshi simply cares for her family, and I'm sure as a mother Ishita can and does understand that. As for Shagun, I think Ishita realizes that isn't the Bhallas fault but Shagun's herself. She is a cheap woman, and her actions speak only for herself not for the Bhallas.