Taking us for Granted?????

Yet again the CVs have disappointed the viewers.

They take us for granted...

A high voltage emotional drama should have an appropriate ending. Instead the emotional crescendo built up ends abruptly with no logical conclusion. It's like finding the crucial pages of an exciting, gripping story missing. You're so pissed off then.

This happened with Mani-Raman-Ishita track.

The wonderful lead characters KP and DT could have rendered a heart-touching emotional reunion. Instead they were made to perform slapstick. Ludicrous it was to see a hysterical Ishita chasing her CEO Asia Business Head husband all over the airport.

How can an airport official, who has only mere acquaintance with Dr. Ishita Bhalla permit her to enter without any proper papers into the security area, and even conduct a polygraph test of Raman????

Aren't the CVs taking us for granted????

So the good episodes are written during their lucid / sober intervals and the hopeless ones when they black out???????

The plot lacks a stable and sustained progress.

totally agree with each n every word !! Superbb post !! 👏

dont have any expectations from YHM now !!!

forget about their creativity, they are cheaters😡. they showed in promo that both were confessing to each other and now in serial they have not yet confessed, shaggy entered and again story at same position and m sure after one month there will be another promo for confession again.😆

I dont knw but I have a feeling...dat lyk d previous shows of ekta Maam here also will c shagun trying 2 get close 2 raman in every sense c will wear ishita's sarees will even dace up lyk her d hairdo n all...n raman by mistake will think it 2 b ishita n will try 2 flirt n all...n while doing dis der will b ishita's entry n raman will say ishita tum yahan toh yeh kon...n den d drama continues...

Obviously. We are FOOLS to them. 😆

This is my POV. You may disagree with me.

The scene of stalling Raman by Ishita like a demoness is too farcical. The smiles on their faces were apparently due to embarrassment in a public place (the airport) and rather than from genuine feelings.

Ishita-Raman relationship isn't one-sided. Raman is well aware that Ishita is not Shagun (materialistic and egoistic), and hence Ishita will not forsake him or his family. Though they haven't uttered the magical words and haven't had physically intimacy both of them know they love each other. So instead of amusing us with such absurdity the CVs could have portrayed their love and need for each other in a poignant and realistic manner.

Raman should realise his folly: the escapist route he chose to disentangle Ishita from his miserable marital past and ensure her happiness will only leave her heartbroken. Now his life is inseparably bound with Ishita, through all the ebb and flow. Raman should leave his male ego and make his apology sound more genuine.