Originally posted by: Dolly-heart
Nice Post.
I agree that many of us have opinions based on our own experience.I too have siblings and my parents did not favour one over the other.And when I became a parent of two children I knew not to favour the son over my daughter. As soon as you become a parent there are some hard rules one has to live by because you are trying to shape a future adult with good values and principles.And Raman failed miserably as a parent by taking out his angst against Ruhi and his guilt for Adi to compromise the responsibility that a good parent has to have for the betterment of ones child.Children learn from good examples set by their parents and it behoves us as parents to know when to show love to them and when to discipline them.And as far as Ishita and her forgiveness is concerned I personally do not find anything wrong in it as long as the person that has made a mistake genuinely regrets what they did and DO NOT repeat the mistake over and over again.Because to Err is Human and to forgive is divine. And Ishita can forgive him as long as they both know and understand what was done and why it is forgiven.Communicating that in a relationship is essential so no grudges are left over and when the air is cleared both start with a clean slate.In this case Raman has made huge mistakes as a father and a husband to Ishita and he has to try his best to teach Adi a lesson so he will grow up as a good and responsible adult and has to ask Ishita for forgiveness with the promise that he will show her the respect that is her right as his present wife and NOT bring the past into their present and mess it up as he did.Then their future will work itself out and the title of this show... "Yeh Hai Mohabbtein"will actually be true.
Thanks Dolly.
Yup...Raman obviously is a bad father. He is discrimination..whatever basis is that. Ruhi in sensible like Ishita, that doesn't mean she should be taken granted for. If this continues from Raman's side, we will see another Ishita growing up in pain and suffering.
About your last para...everyone is saying that Ishita loves Raman that's why she is feeling insecure. But, I think it otherways. Being a wife gives you right and some auto generated feelings in you, no need to love the husband for those feelings. I have a friend who is married kinda forcefully, she doesn't love her husband, but she also doesn't like the fact of her husband coming late at home. I told her that may be he is busy in works. She says, even after work hours what work is there, she is losing patience and then says she doesn't know why she feels like this, but she just doesn't want her husband to time pass unnecessarily with other men or women. Then, I get...it's actually the legal right women hits upon😆. So, in such case, Raman doesn't even need to know whether she loves her or not. He is a married person, he must know what women feel when they see their husbands ignoring them and giving time to other woman. He himself is victim of this. So, it's not difficult for him to understand Ishita's turmoil. It's like he doesn't want to understand it😕.