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@Katyayani_devi

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Posted: 11 years ago

#11

nice post.

this is to d boring sanwich n para normal activities drama in d show n to cvs

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@Ipkknd-ki-fan1

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Posted: 11 years ago

#12

True.. The way Raman treated Ruhi was beyond wrong when it was the whole DNA track.. But then Raman was given a second chance and I loved the bonding he had with Ruhi.. But they say after second chance, it becomes a choice of behaving that way and that's what I felt Raman is doing.

My Point of View - No intention of hurting anyone.

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pomegranate

@pomegranate

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Posted: 11 years ago

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No one should question raman's love for adi, because he is his son. Parental affection knows no bounds, not matter how bratty the kid is. raman's only fault is that he cannot see anything beyond adi, and as a result, he lets shagun walk all over him.

I agree that the way he is behaving right now is foolish. when I see it from ramans perspective, I see how it makes sense to him but Loving someone should not cripple you to the point where you start trusting your poisonous ex wife.

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jay_bpm

@jay_bpm

Stunner

Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: Ipkknd-ki-fan1
True.. The way Raman treated Ruhi was beyond wrong when it was the whole DNA track.. But then Raman was given a second chance and I loved the bonding he had with Ruhi.. But they say after second chance, it becomes a choice of behaving that way and that's what I felt Raman is doing.

My Point of View - No intention of hurting anyone.

yes, you may make serious mistake ones but here they are showing Raman get in habit.

So when they show whole turmoil thing where raman simply blasts on ruhi, that is beyond unreasonable

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jay_bpm

@jay_bpm

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Posted: 11 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: pomegranate
No one should question raman's love for adi, because he is his son. Parental affection knows no bounds, not matter how bratty the kid is. raman's only fault is that he cannot see anything beyond adi, and as a result, he lets shagun walk all over him.
I agree that the way he is behaving right now is foolish. when I see it from ramans perspective, I see how it makes sense to him but Loving someone should not cripple you to the point where you start trusting your poisonous ex wife.

Raman feeling bad, weak & vulnerable for Adi is 100 % valid. Father sure would feel pain of son.

But the way things are portrayed, it seems Raman is losing it.

Like you said, someone's love shouldn't be crippling him. If he had only engaged in deep thinking fine, but Raman started acting on Shagun's words; that's where I guess he'll lose most credibility

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