Well Ruby Ishita's goodness is not questioned.
The forum is not up in arms because she helped a defenseless Shagun. That was understood.What is unpalatable is that Ishita came across as majorly insensitive. She didn't consult with anyone and brought in the very same person who destroyed said house. I don't agree with the point that because this is her house she has automatically the right to bring anyone she wants in. That's not how you live in joint family and in society in general (doing as you please I mean)There's no point in selflessness if it makes you impermeable to your loved one feelings IMO. How fair is that?I cannot digest her self righteousness. She didn't try to understand Bhallas plight and instead was adamantly sitting on her high horse. She is right bas nothing else mattersYou know Ruby having Ishita being unable to fathom why Raman (and Bhallas) would be so hurt by what she did is very disappointing at this stage.This is a serial so we know that ultimately this incident will serve to bring Ishra closer, that's not the point. But along the way balance, sensibility and maybe most of all make the characters relatable and realistic is necessary. Last night Ishita wasn't. She has been portrayed as someone fundamentally good, sometimes naive but never as callous with people she loves. How can we explain that she thought of Mrs Iyer being unwell but NOT of Bhallas' trauma at seeing Shagun who so mercilessly wronged them at their house so comfortably sleeping on the son's bed?!