Originally posted by: Tanyaarora11
I don't agree with your post and with due respect, I honestly don't think this can be generalised to a 'guy perspective' though I'm glad you shared your pov.
TRUE, Raman is bound to feel jealous,insecure and dejected. But still that does not give him the right to do anything and everything under the sun.
He is surely not at fault because that is his demeanour, he shouts and gets angry at people he cares for, he has a different way of showcasing his love and Ishita understands all that however, when she is on the hospital bed,How can one expect her to get into fights and stand for him and all that because in her mind, everything is normal, Mani is a friend and Raman is her husband. She trusts him completely and she expects the same from him, beyond a fun jealousy moment, such deep thoughts that she is not happy with Raman and Mani is better and all that doesn't even cross her mind. I understand that once she did compare the two in her thoughts, that I would say was a terrible fault of the CVs. What I can gauge from the current scenario is Raman realisation which is absolutely essential, not because he's been lacking in his care or love, not even because she has felt bereft of the love and care. However, it's time they took a next step and I'm loving the way Cvs are portraying that bit. What I absolutely hate is when they involve mani lusting over Ishita, that is pathetic. But mani being her best friend and knowing everything about her is but natural. Raman is no way at fault, so many husbands don't know about their wive's illness, that's justifiable. However, it's time he learned all that. This is just a way for him to take an initiative to know her better, it doesn't mean he was wrong or had been wrong. In the entire scenario, not once did I see Raman in the bad light and honestly speaking I don't think even the Cvs intended to show that. It's realisation, the way Ishita realised she should have handled the Pammi matter better. I agree that was too small a matter! But what the Cvs are trying to show that it's not necessary for the male protagonist to always be so righteous and awesome. He's a flawed character and he has more than one reason to be one. His defence mechanism is to shout at people and we all know that, and I don't even say that he should act indifferent towards her when she's in the hospital. I'm kind of sure, Ishita loves his rudeness as well. Give them some time, the moment she learns about what's going on in his mind, she'll come around and clarify. It's ISHRA after all, we've been super crazy for them, there's a reason for them to have such a sizzling chemistry and writers would never ever want to mess that.
Also, about Mani I think it's absolutely okay for Ishita to be bestfriends with him, what's wrong in that? As long as neither of them showcase lusting for each other. I really don't think she has crossed any boundaries as of now, she never hid the fact from her husband that she's meeting him or never lied to him. Well that star struck behaviour is an inherent trait of hyperness which she possesses, honestly I've been there so I know that. There is absolutely no wrong in two people of opposite sex being friends. Raman is acting like this because of his past, he's insecure and rightly said he has every right to be that because he's endured too much. That's what the writers are playing on ; her oblivion and his insecurity which will eventually commingle and give us a beautiful heartfelt conversation when things get clearer.
Thanks Tanya
You have given other viewpoint
I again repeat
This is not about what is right or wrong
This is about what a guy might think
I agree ishita has not crossed her boundaries but it is unintentionally happening
We all know mani is interested
That is where it is uncomfortable