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Posted: 10 years ago
#51
thanks for this post..
ranam-ishita in this point needs mature conversation that too heart to heart conversation..
not some rain dance..
i would have loved if raman took ishita some special and private place telling her we dont share anything special moments till now but we will have plenty of these slowly..some other words to her nicely even ishita share some insecurities to him..then raman clarify that..then they can show rain seq..it would looked beautiful..not this rain dance which looked very random..

or atleast when shagun told all things like this... raman and ishita could have told some nice beautiful words about their relationship to all...it would be more romantic..


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Posted: 10 years ago
#52
First of all you do not need to apologize for putting out your thoughts in this forum ... you just presented your POV and did not bash anyone or demean anyone.

Having said that, I do not support you one bit and I here by present my counter POV for that.

I am no feminist either but a very strong supporter of equal rights. Yet, I loved the beauty of this scene yesterday for one sole reason .. I could believe in what Raman did or what Ishtia yearned for.

Raman has of course been harsh towards her from the beginning of this relationship but have you noticed the subtle change ... they used to bicker and outdo each other in the beginning and now it has moved on to the cute vaali nok jhonk. There is a change in the way they speak to each other.. a simple instance like pagal madrasan was said with disgust or contempt by Raman and now he uses the same phrase while smiling also. There is a change.

Coming down to yesterday's scene. If you notice, what affected Raman was the fact that his wife thinks he is unromantic. The catalyst happened to be Shagun's scene.

Notice, that he was simply offended with Shagun's stance and left the room in disgust. He was angry from her disgusted from her. If he had to prove a point to Shagun, he could have done something in front of her and the family to prove a point and show it to her. That is when he would actually be demeaning his present marriage. Instead, he left that room, albeit disturbed.

He came back later once Shagun had left and insisted Ishita to accompany him. Notice his expressions, he wanted to spend some time with her. He was as affected as her. He gave a lame excuse to Mihir to stand by and instead went ahead with Ishita.

And then finally the dance. He did not want to prove a point. It was the man in him who was affected by the words that his wife thinks he is simply an arrogant man with no romantic soul in him. Therefore, he urges her to do something childish like dance in the rain and says ...
"Mai bhi to dekhu ki mai vakaye me khadoos aur insensitive hoon" .. he found something missing in his relationship and wanted to mend that. So it was a beautiful attempt from my end.

Coming down to Ishita ... a woman who has been constantly rejected on the day of her engagement ... rejected numerous times by so many men in her life, rejected by her husband many a times ... and now the ex wife of her husband mocks her in front of her relatives. When Shagun told Raman is romantic, she just demeaned Ishita that you can never have what I shared with Raman ... you will never be good enough for him. Another sort of rejection.

So, her self-confidence will be at its lowest given the situation. If you look, she did not react. She was just sad. Extremely sad. She was working through everything like a robot.
She did not even accompany Raman with all her heart.

So, when Raman asked her out ... and danced with her .. and treated her like a woman for the first time in her life ... she was absolutely overwhelmed ... look at her ... she was close to tears ...

She was earlier reluctant and stopped him but she eventually agreed after Raman's same dialogue of khadoos and insensitive .. that is when she understood Raman had heard and what he is going to do is for HER ... solely for her and not to prove anyone else any point.

something like doobte ko tinke ka sahara ... what Raman did brought back the woman in her ... it brought back her self confidence in her as a woman.

For me, this is what made this scene entirely beautiful.

BUT, what made is extremely beautiful was the talk on the next day when Raman says that some moments are to be cherished between the couple and not for for any one else.

He definitely repeated his stance about the earlier night that whatever happened was between them and a progress in their relation ... it was not to prove any point ...

Aiyooo ... just realized I ended up writing a Ramayan on your post .. sorry for hijacking it dear ...

Your thoughts, agreement or disagreement in welcome.
Edited by btalwar - 10 years ago
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Posted: 10 years ago
#53
I don't know about Feminism but I do agree with you. The entire sequence was planned deliberately by Raman to give her a moment that she'll cherish. This is what irks me. While Ishita gave in completely to her feelings, Raman was conscious and calculating. The way I see it, like he said later to Toshiji indirectly, Raman too got lost in his emotions which made him come closer as if to kiss her but then stopped himself realising what he was about to do. You are right, I don't think he would have done anything like this if it wasn't for Shagun.That being said, I guess there will always be Shagun's shadow on whatever happens between Ishita and Raman. At the end of the day, seeing how Ishita and Shagun are poles apart, it will always be about comparison between the two women. I am waiting to see if the writers can cross this barier and give us unadulterated moments between the couple.
Now the precap also has Ishita's misery knowing her husband had not one but two lovers. I think it is time the writers show Raman's insecurity. You always see Ishita adjusting to Raman's past but Raman has nothing to do whatsoever with Ishita's past.
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Posted: 10 years ago
#54
I don't think it was completely planned. I don't think he knew for certainty that rain would fall or that Ishita would make him stop the car or that they'd have privacy to dance. It just so happened.

If anything, I think the dancing scene was great! It really, really, really emphasized how hesitant Raman is to love someone again. He was lost in the moment, just like Ishita. But he snapped out of it just in time to prevent himself from showing affection. Like other posters pointed out, the last time he lavished affection on someone, they left him. There's a marked difference between the Raman of past and the Raman of today. A huge roadblock in Raman and Ishita's love story is Raman's mental block of falling in love again. He's super hesitant. I think we're gonna see a lot more of it.

As for Ishita, I don't think she was weak. If anything, Raman came across as weak. I think its so strong that Ishita has managed to move on past Subhu and actually think of Raman as someone she can share romantic moments with. As for if she ever had romantic moments, then OF COURSE she has, with Subhu! You don't just stay in a relationship for 15 years without some romance! I'm 100% convinced she and Subhu had tons of romantic moments. She probably just didn't mention them in the family party because it would've looked bad. Freaking she's married now, what's the use of talking of past relationships, esp when her old boyfriend is related to her sister/brother-in-law? It just causes awkwardness. Shagun came across as so awkward when she mentioned how Raman was so romantic to her. It was just in bad taste to do so. She probably lost any respect the people in the room had for her. Ishita, on the other, wisely didn't mention Subhu and didn't come across as foolish.

And as for the dance, idk. I thought it was nice. It just showed how far she's come in the relationship and how she's, somewhere inside of her, ready to take the relationship forward. That last scene where Raman walked away was heartbreaking though. As another poster pointed out, for someone to have been rejected by so many people, Ishita must've been hurt. But again she accepted it and didn't make a scene about it. She's strong.

As for the people saying Ishita giving wrong signal, when has Raman attempted to go further with her? When? If anything, he's the one who generally stops himself from getting too close to her. And I'll admit that her "ewwws" are annoying. But whenever's she's said "ewww" she's always said it with a smiling face, so its kind of joke-y. But so are Raman's constant taunts. Some of them are in jest but others are just straight up rude. Both of them need to cut back because both of them are giving the wrong signal to each other.

Bottom line: both of them are falling for each other, unconsciously and consciously. While Ishita is a lot more willing than Raman, both of them seriously need to change their approach to each other.
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Posted: 10 years ago
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I definitely don't think it was planned.when he came out if the room & said he would drop Bala & Vandu I didn't think he was planning to give her a KKHH moment .he probably asked her to join in may be to have a talk & make her feel better, b'coz he didn't see her upset , he knew she was upset.now while returning Raman still wanted to drive the car,it was Ishita who asked him to stop.Ecven after that there was silence he didn't know what do which is why he switched on the radio & that's probably when he was like May be let's try this ., he was testing waters by asking her if she had danced in rain before& when she sai no , he decided to do it.even when he asked her hand for dance he said 'I want to see if I'm really khadoos or insensitive ' it was not like you didn't have KKHH moment let me give u.Infact I think he probably didn't know it was tht moment for her until she said it.and the last but not the least ,the fact tht he told her tht these moments should b btw us is a proof enough tht he didn't do it for others or he didn't do it so tht next time Ishita could tell abt it ..he didn't plan it but it happened & she told him it was her moment & by telling her not to share he kind off said it's his moment as we'll be coming THEIR first moment so don't share it
Edited by reema_98 - 10 years ago
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Posted: 10 years ago
#56
Bang On! I agree with every point. I did not really know what was bothering me and why I was not able to enjoy their relations as shown by these CVs..They better fix the relationship before they lose viewers.. I am tired of Raman's attitude and the influence Shagun still has on their relationship. Ishita deserves better!
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: btalwar

First of all you do not need to apologize for putting out your thoughts in this forum ... you just presented your POV and did not bash anyone or demean anyone.

Having said that, I do not support you one bit and I here by present my counter POV for that.

I am no feminist either but a very strong supporter of equal rights. Yet, I loved the beauty of this scene yesterday for one sole reason .. I could believe in what Raman did or what Ishtia yearned for.

Raman has of course been harsh towards her from the beginning of this relationship but have you noticed the subtle change ... they used to bicker and outdo each other in the beginning and now it has moved on to the cute vaali nok jhonk. There is a change in the way they speak to each other.. a simple instance like pagal madrasan was said with disgust or contempt by Raman and now he uses the same phrase while smiling also. There is a change.

Coming down to yesterday's scene. If you notice, what affected Raman was the fact that his wife thinks he is unromantic. The catalyst happened to be Shagun's scene.

Notice, that he was simply offended with Shagun's stance and left the room in disgust. He was angry from her disgusted from her. If he had to prove a point to Shagun, he could have done something in front of her and the family to prove a point and show it to her. That is when he would actually be demeaning his present marriage. Instead, he left that room, albeit disturbed.

He came back later once Shagun had left and insisted Ishita to accompany him. Notice his expressions, he wanted to spend some time with her. He was as affected as her. He gave a lame excuse to Mihir to stand by and instead went ahead with Ishita.

And then finally the dance. He did not want to prove a point. It was the man in him who was affected by the words that his wife thinks he is simply an arrogant man with no romantic soul in him. Therefore, he urges her to do something childish like dance in the rain and says ...
"Mai bhi to dekhu ki mai vakaye me khadoos aur insensitive hoon" .. he found something missing in his relationship and wanted to mend that
.
So it was a beautiful attempt from my end.

Coming down to Ishita ... a woman who has been constantly rejected on the day of her engagement ... rejected numerous times by so many men in her life, rejected by her husband many a times ... and now the ex wife of her husband mocks her in front of her relatives. Ishita gave Shagun the perfect opening egged on by Param by talking about Raman being kadoos and unromantic to Mihika. She should remember the company she's in before she makes statements like that. Shagun being Shagun relished the moment to belittle Ishita. Hopefully Ishita refrains from making such statements about her husband in company. It's not very lady in my opinion. Some things are not to be shared with others, esp. if they are in mixed company...some welcome and others not so much.

So, her self-confidence will be at its lowest given the situation. If you look, she did not react. She was just sad. Extremely sad. She was working through everything like a robot.
She did not even accompany Raman with all her heart.

So, when Raman asked her out ... and danced with her .. and treated her like a woman for the first time in her life ... she was absolutely overwhelmed ... look at her ... she was close to tears ...

She was earlier reluctant and stopped him but she eventually agreed after Raman's same dialogue of khadoos and insensitive .. that is when she understood Raman had heard and what he is going to do is for HER ... solely for her and not to prove anyone else any point.

something like doobte ko tinke ka sahara ... what Raman did brought back the woman in her ... it brought back her self confidence in her as a woman.

For me, this is what made this scene entirely beautiful.

BUT, what made is extremely beautiful was the talk on the next day when Raman says that some moments are to be cherished between the couple and not for for any one else. Glad he told her that. 👏

He definitely repeated his stance about the earlier night that whatever happened was between them and a progress in their relation ... it was not to prove any point ...

Aiyooo ... just realized I ended up writing a Ramayan on your post .. sorry for hijacking it dear ...

Your thoughts, agreement or disagreement in welcome.


On an aside, where was Simmi during all thiis when Param was egging Shagun and taunting Ishita? Not a party animal? Did Param and Simmi have romantic moments... for all we know he might have faked it like he does these days.
Edited by MERARAI - 10 years ago
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Posted: 10 years ago
#58
Mera
Are you serious?
Did you really want to see romantic moments between Param and Simmi?

I MISS VYAS SO MUCH

WHERE IS HE?
My thing is... WHY cant it be lust? Why does it have to be spiritual, divine and pious. Why does a thing between a man and a woman HAVE TO BE DIVINE?

Why cant they get carried away by the moment. She looked gorgeous, and was hurting, he is insanely hot and confident... and so made the first move

Does everything HAVE to have a greater meaning?
Edited by Nisha0604 - 10 years ago
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Reema, I agree with everything youve said. He didnt craft that moment, it happened spontaneously. Theyve had MANY KKHH moments before. Not cliched ones like showering flowers from a tree, clutching the limb like a scared monkey. That scene with Shagun was not sexy or romantic by any definition of the word.
Raman and Ishita's spontaneous interactions in their room and outside have had way more crackle and sizzle to them. In order to insinuate a cliched rain sequence they made Ishita pine for one. Her moments with Raman have always been classy and understated.

From my most favorite of all, the bandage scene at the clinic to every other private interaction
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: Nisha0604

Mera

Are you serious?
Did you really want to see romantic moments between Param and Simmi?

I MISS VYAS SO MUCH

WHERE IS HE?
My thing is... WHY cant it be lust? Why does it have to be spiritual, divine and pious. Why does a thing between a man and a woman HAVE TO BE DIVINE?

Why cant they get carried away by the moment. She looked gorgeous, and was hurting, he is insanely hot and confident... and so made the first move

Does everything HAVE to have a greater meaning?



Having sexual satisfaction is also a form of emotional satisfaction. But both Raman n Ishita r more emotional people (read sensitive) than physical people. Hence he didnt kiss her. They need to sort out their emotional baggage first n then they will move onto physical aspect.

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