"Our intentions may be very good, but, because the intelligence is limited, the action may turn out to be a mistake - a mistake, but not necessarily a sin, for sin comes out of a wrong intention."(Pic credit: Nichi)
This is all that i have to say about that poignant scene between Raman and Ishita in their bedroom. When my TV screen had Ishita's blush and Raman's hug, attention was attracted towards those tears which was spilling from the corner of Raman's eyes.
There's no point in arguing over a hypothetical situation as to what would have happened to their relationship if they had consummated their relationship. So, i will stick on to what was shown.
Had Raman jumped over Ishita on entering their room, i would have blamed Raman for being cheap. Had Raman taken the next step today without remorse and guilt, i would have blamed Raman... But, Today, i am not having an opportunity...
More than Ishita, that day has truly been a roller coaster ride for this man. While he was moving with the guilt of separating the mother-daughter duo, his Ishita freed him off his guilt by informing him about Vohra's encounter in school. For the first time, he got relieved that his son is finally ready to shoulder some responsibilities...as a brother... To treat his son, he entered his room with ice cream without knowing that his heart is going to melt... What a pathetic sight... His son was reading about a suicide... The next stop was before a counselor who advised him about Adi's issue.
Raman used to question Ishita often as to why she's not Adi's biological mother... Today, that car scene made me feel that... Life would have been more easy if the choices that life present are between right and wrong... Its not the case...Its right vs right else wrong vs wrong... Today, this father chose an option which is relatively less wrong. Yes, Ruhi is getting hurt and Raman didn't ignore that. So, this man will save his daughter too.
From day one, Raman has maintained his stand on something...He's a normal family man and he's not a super hero. Today, he proved that...Once again. His desperation was visible in his body language but he doesn't have a choice too...
Finally, after this tiring day, after killing a part of himself to save the other part which is killing itself on its own, he entered the room. Why can't Raman talk with Ishita? Should Raman fake that desire?
Had i been in Raman's place, the same would have happened. Ishita is excited about having Ruhi back... She's excited to the extent of ignoring his drunk state. She's assuring him that they'll get Adi back. How can this man talk to this selfless woman that he's going to separate her daughter from her?
So, he decided to use the last weapon in his hand to distract Ishita. Today, the desire was clouded by guilt but does that mean that Raman never loves her? In every single move, there was love and guilt of using this innocent soul to lay his hands on the paper... Before this intention of Raman, his action was nowhere seen...
WIth open arms, i am welcoming healthy criticism but please ensure that the discussion stays healthy...Thank you...
Last but not the least, Two brilliant collages by Amina...
Ishra moments...
Raman's emotional turmoil...
Edited by krikumar.91 - 10 years ago