Originally posted by: GanBarunFan
Raji welcome to the thread!đ¤And love your perspective.. It makes a lot of sense. And don't ever hesitate to put across different opinion as in this thread we're pretty ok with everyone's takes so long as personal bashing is not there.I loved the part where you said she's doing all these to build Adi and Raman's relationship. But blindly giving in to a 12 yr old's blizzare wish that his divorced parents cut cake.. How does that build raman and adi's relationship? The way I perceive it.. Correct me if I'm wrong.. It gives him a false hope this might get his parents together. Even if we ignore that part. What happens if Adi demands tomorrow( as you know that's Shagun's ultimate goal) that his biological parents get together for making him happy and give him a sense of security.. Will ishita give in to that too.. More than the cake or earring the thought that is driving the actions from Ishita and Raman giving in to that .. Is where precisely my objection lies. Ishita has always been shown to be a parent who always said you teach them right from wrong and not give kids Everythung they demand. A 12 yr old demanding his divorced parents cutting a cake in a party .. Is wrong. Period. They needed to let him understand that. Maybe raman needed to sit him down and talk to him about it. Bonding that is based on truth is a solid bonding rather than one based on delusion/ false hope. That's my feeling about this .Believe me I'm more invested in this serial than I usually am about a TV show... As the story has a lot of promise and deals with some really complicated but true to current times issues.. Kids from broken family, extra marital affairs, infertility , adopting parent vs biological parent.. Et al.. So for me to get a thinking like they are showing feels demented... Yhm creatives can do way better.. Hence the protest.Please chime in whenever you can... Loved your positive insight into this