Ishita silence and sadness at being called banj undermines ruhi - Page 2

well said leo
actually it s insult to UNCONDITIONAL LOVE that ruhi is giving her 😉 IMO

she cannot still recognize people and still she is eating her own words back said just few hours back to raman that raman and ruhi s support have made her confident.

sarre confidence ki tie tie fish

Ishita is Ruhi's mother... and she accepts it... we have seen her show this to the entire world... during the accident track when Shagun called her a Baanj (a word that i detest) in the juvenile court while waiting for the Adi verdict... also during the shagun mehendi fiasco... she stands up and answers back... but with Bala's mother the relationship is a little more complicated... bcoz her sister is that woman's DIL and it was also her sister's function... to create a scene would be in poor taste and against Ishita's character... also for me Ishita's expression immediately after Bala's mom's comment was more indicative of the resigned sadness that ishita felt knowing that her infertility which she has accepted and has moved on from is going to be fodder for gossip again, hurting her family again...

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@mancity fan, fact is ishita had underwent so much of pain whenever she faced that word... she restrained herself from participating in many rituals...! she accepted the painful reality long back.. all those memories will flash in her mind in such occasions... how much ever she may be happy in the present... past is not so easily ignored...!

It is ridiculous that Ruhi has to speak on behalf of ishita all the time, she needs to speak up against bala's mom because that woman is relentless. She should not need a 7 year old defend her all the time, that is problematic.

Originally posted by: mujna

Ishita is Ruhi's mother... and she accepts it... we have seen her show this to the entire world... during the accident track when Shagun called her a Baanj (a word that i detest) in the juvenile court while waiting for the Adi verdict... also during the shagun mehendi fiasco... she stands up and answers back... but with Bala's mother the relationship is a little more complicated... bcoz her sister is that woman's DIL and it was also her sister's function... to create a scene would be in poor taste and against Ishita's character... also for me Ishita's expression immediately after Bala's mom's comment was more indicative of the resigned sadness that ishita felt knowing that her infertility which she has accepted and has moved on from is going to be fodder for gossip again, hurting her family again...

what made her speak about being confident because of raman and ruhi that no one can taunt her ? 😕😆 did she fail again to recognize people ?
her infertility s sadness proved greater than ruhi s so called unconditional love ?

or ruhi s unconditional love failed to heal her ?

Nice post. Same doubt.

Im hating the way ishita is potrayed.

Why ruhi should come as a saviour for ishita???!!

Just suppose if ishita was not married n didn't hv ruhi then she should take all insults??!! Ishita can't take stand for herself.

Now she has ruhi so she is not bhaajh anymore but imagine if same women without any kid by her side means she should take all such insults???!

I seriously don't understand what msg cvs trying to give.

Rest I agree even after she got a loving kid like ruhi, but still she feels sad means she has some insecurities.

Originally posted by: ...EhSaas...

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Don't want to do ghanghor paap

Her silence and sadness doesn't mean she feels incomplete (although it'd be perfectly okay if she did) it just means that she gets hurt when a very hurtful and heinous word is used against her. It's normal human reaction against abusive words, it's got nothing to do with her feeling incomplete or anything.

Originally posted by: Wings-of-Fire

Her silence and sadness doesn't mean she feels incomplete (although it'd be perfectly okay if she did) it just means that she gets hurt when a very hurtful and heinous word is used against her. It's normal human reaction against abusive words, it's got nothing to do with her feeling incomplete or anything.