Ruby your posts are enlightening, and very insightful. I wonder how you can think into such depth and link every track and moment in the show to another to understand what the writer wants to convey. Amazing 😊 👏
This post's title is apt. In totality every moment today made it seem like Hum Saath Saath hain.
Today's episode though was dedicated to acknowledging new beginnings and giving closure to the past. And for me this was one of the best episodes in the history of YHM. Because like Raman said, life came full circle.
For years Raman was so bitter about Shagun, so bitter about his past and what she had done to him. It hurt him to see his love tossed to the bin by her, because she wanted money. So he put in everything to earn that, just to know what difference it would make. Today he has it all. Money-fame, family, respect, happiness. Whatever he was abandoned for her, had come to him fair and square without him asking or pining for it. A woman had left him for money and another woman sticks by him for anything and everything but money.
Today he had indeed healed and moved on. A few nights before when on the bench outside a party event, Ishita had told Raman that he hadn't moved on, because he was still bitter. And that meant he still hurt and Shagun still mattered. But today it didn't matter what Shagun had done years ago, what mattered was what she would do today, if she didn't get her chance to move on and live her life. He was desperate to put the ghosts of past behind him, so that he could move ahead and embrace a new life.
He said it with such dedication that today everyone believed it- Shagun too and of course Ishita.
It was important for her to know Raman has moved on, because that is when her insecurities will leave her and she will put her everything into this marriage and NOT JUST - Ruhi ke liye.
She didn't merely believe this because Raman said so. She realized he had healed, Shagun didn't matter, what she had done didn't matter. She saw how Raman respected and regarded what she preached to him that he had taking a cue from her not only agreed to what she had told Mihir to do, but also successfully done what she had told him to do - respect his past for what it was and not let it ruin his life. Remember the good, see positive and move on. And in doing so - today he had indeed become Ishita's Raman.
Life did really come full circle - And that was depicted SO WELL by the writer in every way we see it.
It came full circle for the wrong - for Shagun.
It came full circle for Raman - Who got his revenge even without trying for it.
For Ishita - who had finally got her Raman.
And now Raman was leading Mihir to come to full circle too. Pushing him to leave the past behind and embrace a new life.
I wonder where the story will turn to now. Can only wait to see. But for now its amazing how every relation in this show was so beautifully highlighted today. And how they stood by as strength to the other. Ishita for Mihir, Mihir for both Ishita Raman and Raman for Mihir.
And the highlight was that one most talked about dialogue - Where Raman stood up for Shagun. And regarded her issues for the first time, with a clear mind and without any bitterness. THAT was the highlight.
Many people see it as a soft corner. BUT NO It isn't a soft corner. It's like you said in a post -It's pity. When we see someone make mistakes one after the other, when we're genuinely guileless people, we do say - Tum par daya aati hai. Because we know we can only feel bad for what that person lead him/herself too.
Today Raman can see for himself and acknowledge how life gave him all he deserved and how who was wrong was left with nothing. But because he had healed he didn't want Shagun to not. Because if she didn't move ahead, she would still be part of his life in some way or the other and that would come into the way of his closure.
Edited by -Anku- - 11 years ago
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