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As I read this Aani, I felt like I was traversing through his head. Do I need to say how detailed and fine this piece is!!!
His scene with Ruhi, and Ruhi's angelic behaviour has inspired us so much. Just like your title, the scene was a silver lining for us fans in this dreadful phase
Raman has woken up to the fact that his daughter is his strength, and a big part of his support system. I want the show to address this too. Not just focus on Ishita - Ruhi , Ishita - Raman, but also Raman and Ruhi. Although the scene was more than perfect, I'd like Raman to visibly show that he's realised the difference between his 2 kids, and how much he regrets the indifference he showed to his daughter till Ishita entered their lives.
It is interesting, that exactly when he's 'lost' his relationship with Ishita, he remembers the things he had. The things that didn't make a lot of meaning, the ones that didn't seem important are suddenly reminding him of her so much. I was reminded of this song "Na Jaane kyon hota hai yeh zindagi ke saath, achaanak yeh man kisi ke jaane ke baad, kare phir uski yaad, chhoti chhotisi baat"
Here goes a quote for how he realises he misses those little things with her:
"I wonder how much of the day I spend just callin' after you." - Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird
and one for him and Ruhi:
"The soul is healed by being with children." - Fyodor Dostoyevsky
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As I read this Aani, I felt like I was traversing through his head. Do I need to say how detailed and fine this piece is!!!
His scene with Ruhi, and Ruhi's angelic behaviour has inspired us so much. Just like your title, the scene was a silver lining for us fans in this dreadful phase
Raman has woken up to the fact that his daughter is his strength, and a big part of his support system. I want the show to address this too. Not just focus on Ishita - Ruhi , Ishita - Raman, but also Raman and Ruhi. Although the scene was more than perfect, I'd like Raman to visibly show that he's realised the difference between his 2 kids, and how much he regrets the indifference he showed to his daughter till Ishita entered their lives.
It is interesting, that exactly when he's 'lost' his relationship with Ishita, he remembers the things he had. The things that didn't make a lot of meaning, the ones that didn't seem important are suddenly reminding him of her so much. I was reminded of this song "Na Jaane kyon hota hai yeh zindagi ke saath, achaanak yeh man kisi ke jaane ke baad, kare phir uski yaad, chhoti chhotisi baat"
Here goes a quote for how he realises he misses those little things with her:
"I wonder how much of the day I spend just callin' after you." - Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird
and one for him and Ruhi:
"The soul is healed by being with children." - Fyodor Dostoyevsky
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