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The Mani track as expected has taken a serious turn. Some of us are enjoying it and some us aren't. Some people have related this track as a healing for Raman from his past. Raman needs to know Ishita is NOT Shagun ( Raman knows it best than anyone imo) and he needs to guard down his insecurities & accepts his feelingstowards Ishita. But is not this track HIGHLY insensitive for Raman? This man has to go through again the same pain and bitterness of his ugliest past to realize all these. It could've been done using other alternative track without inflicting unbearable pain to Raman. As I read a post earlier, It sums it up perfectly--- One doesn't need to face the wrath of death all over again in the quest of getting rid of fear of death. (credit goes to ReahSh).
Now let's think about Ishita. What are her wounds from past and present? Her biggest nightmares/insecurities are her inability to conceive and her believe that Raman still loves Shagun. What should CVs do to heal her wound? Let's think, CVs bring a track where Ishita by mistake thinks Raman expects a baby from her and at the same time a close female friend of Raman pops up. She unintentionally gives hint to Ishita that she can provide the happiness to Raman which she can't, a child. Ishita gets devastated and later pour out all her nightmare to Raman. Raman then tells her that only her love matters most. Isn't it too much for asking to heal the past wound? Let's consider another track, where Raman unknowingly gets touchy touchy with Shagun and that causes heartbreak for Ishita. At the end, Raman clarifies her doubt saying he only loves Ishita. Wouldn't these two tracks be juvenile, insensitive and at the same time very punishing for Ishita just to diminish her insecurities and heal the past wounds? Of course it will be, just like that the way Mani track is shaping it will be highly insensitive and punishing for Raman.
P.S. This is very funny and at the same time very thought provoking. I couldn't help but share it (credit goes to Asclepius)...Even Ruhi should get a realization track to get over her past! She should also know ishima is NOT Shagun...she keeps saying na ishima aap mujhe chod ke toh nahi jaaoge!
Now let's think about Ishita. What are her wounds from past and present? Her biggest nightmares/insecurities are her inability to conceive and her believe that Raman still loves Shagun. What should CVs do to heal her wound? Let's think, CVs bring a track where Ishita by mistake thinks Raman expects a baby from her and at the same time a close female friend of Raman pops up. She unintentionally gives hint to Ishita that she can provide the happiness to Raman which she can't, a child. Ishita gets devastated and later pour out all her nightmare to Raman. Raman then tells her that only her love matters most. Isn't it too much for asking to heal the past wound? Let's consider another track, where Raman unknowingly gets touchy touchy with Shagun and that causes heartbreak for Ishita. At the end, Raman clarifies her doubt saying he only loves Ishita. Wouldn't these two tracks be juvenile, insensitive and at the same time very punishing for Ishita just to diminish her insecurities and heal the past wounds? Of course it will be, just like that the way Mani track is shaping it will be highly insensitive and punishing for Raman.
P.S. This is very funny and at the same time very thought provoking. I couldn't help but share it (credit goes to Asclepius)...Even Ruhi should get a realization track to get over her past! She should also know ishima is NOT Shagun...she keeps saying na ishima aap mujhe chod ke toh nahi jaaoge!
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