I totally agree with your post! I'm pretty equal in appreciation and understanding of both main characters, but I fail to understand what the CVs are going after right now.
Since October 2014 we've just had a barrage of Raman making large mistakes, feeling guiting, and trying to redeem himself. Are the CVs just not satisfied yet with his redemption or do the TRP audience just love seeing a man in such a pathetic position?
It's more pathetic than anything else because Raman's character sketch has been beautiful - he makes mistakes and lives up to them. But since October his mistakes have become more and more out of hand and really irrational.
Ishita in my mind is still in character because she's never stood up as a wife. Only when it comes to Ruhi will she become an angry young woman. I can understand her insecurities and why she reacts and takes certain actions. In the Mani track she was a little out of character, but if one wanted, they could still justify her actions to a degree.
But in this track - not only is Raman's character being massacred rather abruptly (unlike other tracks where there was a build up) but all the Bhallas are being compromised to show how isolated Ishita has become. Could the CVs not come up with another way to show Ishita's isolate? I mean I could come up with at least 5 dramatic scenarios that would achieve the same effect without turning a 12 yr old into a full fledged criminal with psychopathic tendencies or making the male lead flip flop 24x7.
Truthfully the worst of all this was the guilt track because of it's conclusion. How in heaven's name did the CVs think an airport confrontation + a pathetic get well soon (aka mock Raman session) would justify the emotional trauma Raman went through. Even a small conversation between him and anyone who empathized with his feelings at attempted to rationalize with him would have justified the airport confrontation.
Khair - it's the CV's story and if they love to see Raman always accept his mistakes and Ishita sort of accept her, let them go for it.
I just hope they realize the damage they are doing to the purity of Raman & Ishita's love story because never have I before seen such a large portion audience advocating the main leads split up for good...truly unique thinking!