Rajma idli daily rantings - Page 4

Originally posted by: koolsadhu1000

a Bhalla has done something nefarious that an Iyer has to denounce/rectify" scenario...pretty please

Word .

All the Iyers , Ishita's family r great

All the terrible ones r in Bhalla family

even what Simmi said was correct in a way , though currently she is negative ...tumne kya sab bhalla family ko sudhaarne ka theka le liya hai

but most of all i did not like her telling Raman in that patronizing way as if she knew better that chillana is not good etc when he has a full right to blast HIS brother when he has done something really bad when her own mom has screaming matches with Mrs Bhalla .

Originally posted by: Savz_Startling

@mancityfan
hope u mean about my post hilarious in a positive way.
today simmi n ishita made unjustice to romi by not getting his bhai ka jappis n tappis,as mihir got before but no romi.this nainsaaf with romi not done afterall unka haq banta unka raman bhai ke pyar par Lol.hope he gets in very near future more than mihir Lol.simmi can see saaf saaf pyar frm saap oops saaf param only sab baki pyar white nahi black black hai.hope saaf saaf happens soon with tadping simmi soon Lol n save delhi frm unseasonal shivers in summer Lol.

Originally posted by: gupta.aditi20

hey..

yeah.. you have written aptly.. perfect start for the intense drama... with whole bunch of awsome actors...

but for this situation everyone is so correct in their places...

romi is wrong ... he knows it... but he takes protection from his sister and mother... by claiming his innocence... is it not true that sisters and mothers... always believe their son.. but its always a brother and father who knows his brother in and out... same is the case with bhalla family... mrs. bhalla and simmi believed romi.. and raman and mr. bhalla did not..

a special mention to Aly goni what a class act.. for a moment there.. i too would have believed him if i have not been watching the episodes...

and coming back to raman... he gets to know and bam... he knows he truth and he wants romi to accept it... in his anger.. he even wanaa slap romi.. but ishita stops him... but i too feel ishita did the right thing... insults and anger do turn children against us... if romi would have said something to raman then what would raman have done... and then he could not even bring romi right back on track.. as romi would not listen to him.. so ths has to be handled very carefully... and romi's convo with ishita shows romi has not realised his mistake... so its more important to make him realise his mistake...

and raman - ishita scene well justified...

today though i wanna slap simmi .. for bringing param in between.. but till the time she has blind faith in her husband and brother.. we all cant blame her just..

and yes one special mention for bala and vandu... awsome acting by both of them... just one expression showed all the helplessness they were feeling...

Originally posted by: momb24

good post,love reading you thoughts on the epi,one of few i look out for.

It was a fast paced episode and a great start to the week.

Raman was at his best,just love his anger in the situation and his reason was justified.
Although raman was angry about him being the last to know, i loved the fact ishita went to him, she had learnt a little after the param fiasco.

There is a certain realism to how the balla family react to family matters, there is always a side to take and Mrs balla is one of them. Most mothers think their children can do no wrong and will defend them even when they know its wrong.

l do feel the transition from one scene to another could have been better, either they didn't shoot these in-between scenes or it was edited 😕

looking forward to the rest of the week 😊

Originally posted by: Aeryn

Got to see the epi. It was a good one. All characters were...well in character. I think all reactions were realistic so I liked it.

Raman was oh so justified. Unfortunately his doubts about Romi turned out being true. As an elder brother, the disappointment and anger he felt were justified. Like him also for telling ishu that it was foolish of Bala to play James Bond and why oh why he is the last one to come to know of the truth, that too when it concerns his family! Ishita only told him when she herself didn't get an hold of Romi 'cause of Simmi.

The Iyers have a habit of dropping bombs on him and then expect of him to act according to their wish...can't blame Raman to get fed up!

Ishita - she too was in character...giving big lectures on what's wrong or right and expecting others to be moved and get reacquainted with their sense of morality...😆Poor ishu, when will she learn?

I liked the little reality check Romi gave her. Her lectures didn't have one iota of impact on him...taking aside the fact that Romi is the culprit, what he said was very much valid. Why should he pay heed to her? She came to him claiming she considers him as her chota bhai while putting the blame on him in the same breath...without having seen any proof from either side, not knowing the whole ordeal, she came there already convinced that her Bala jiju is innocent...

Anyway some parts of me want to believe she genuinely started to think of him as a brother and that's why she wanted to preserve him from getting beaten but Raman had a point...guys like Romi who are "cold hearted" enough to ruin two people's lives don't get on the right track by meethi meethi talks alone...

Iyers and Bhallas - both women were their vociferous self. At the end of day both are mothers fiercely protective of their children. As usual both the husbands tried to calm them up. Mr Bhalla was also portrayed realistically when he vented his anger on his spouse. Some couples do tend to play the blame game when faced to such situation.

Bala, Vandu, Mihika - here too good portrayal of a couple who find themselves knee deep in troubles with no idea on how to come out, totally helpless... For once mihika didn't jump and interfere, nice change. It seems she understood the situation was delicate for both families.

Shravan and Ruhi - why those kids are always dragged to the adults' problems?😕

Simmi - from her perspective, it was understandable for her to act the way she did. She who has never witnessed the bad side of permeet and Romi, is only able to see that since Ishita came to their house the Bhallas' lives have been turn upside down...

Now CVs please, after the Romi fiasco, can we stop with the whole "a Bhalla has done something nefarious that an Iyer has to denounce/rectify" scenario...pretty please...

Originally posted by: amrithas

Yes While Romy is at fault here, I think Bala's plan was far from foolproof and if he had any concern for Ishita's happiness he wouldnt have screwed with romi but tried to set him on the right path by involving raman or ishita. But here he did not even confide in Vandu, so he is a lil to blame for the ensuing n current mess, though by orinciples he's correct. And for Raman as sexy as his furious avatar is, he needs to cut down on it, or it'll only serve to alienate his family from him further. And its a lesson to Raman not to indulge Romy or others. After all the money Romy used to bribe others came from him. He should realize that. As for Ishita woman tell the poor man what u expect him to do in this situation. If he remains calm n then does something after planning like in Perv case, she gets mad. If he reacts immedietly also she gets mad. Baksh do insaan ko. He's constantly torn between his family n her. And this time its his own brother, so go easy on Raman.