Nothing made sense today *Collage on pg 20* - Page 7

Originally posted by: beckysharp

Agree with you 100% on this. But if they cannot show us the leads having a mature conversation how exactly are they going to show that they are having a conversation with their children ? How can they stretch it out ? Though I would have loved to see IshRa rely develop without Ru this is not the route I would have wanted to take !

Originally posted by: Eyes-Wide-Shut

Vee yeah ajeeb dustan the old song, you got it, I like Suu's song better though!

Here is one ghazal from Jagjit and Lata, talks about sadness between the two for loving and having lost love momentarily, called Gham ka khazana

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYsqRXRXohM

my fav part, don't know how relevant it is to what you need.

tu mujhko aur main tujhko samjhaaoon kya

tu mujhko aur main tujhko samjhaaoon kya

dil deewana tera bhi hai mera bhi

dil deewana tera bhi hai mera bhi

gham ka khazana tera bhi hai mera bhi

Originally posted by: Wings-of-Fire

She does, doesn't she? ☺️Probably because she's finally had some well earned (leg broken) rest! She's living on the set now to minimize wastage of time in journeys! Who does that?

Originally posted by: Wings-of-Fire

She does, doesn't she? ☺️Probably because she's finally had some well earned (leg broken) rest! She's living on the set now to minimize wastage of time in journeys! Who does that?

Originally posted by: -Anku-

Coming to the most talked about scene today, which I haven't mentioned in my post. At the risk of sounding biased which I totally am not. I didn't think or FEEL that Raman got close to Ishita only to distract her. Because if it's just about the papers he would take them anyway when she was asleep. What he did.. seemed more like an act of holding on to what is still with him before his actions destroy it all. He isn't justified in his decisions, as I've written above. When he can so easily just talk this out with Ishita. Hasn't he already learnt a lesson? I think its going to take a situation worst than worst to shake the man up.[/DIV]

Hey Anku! I liked your write up in the LU thread because you are right about the human characteristics of Raman, but I think what's this track so hard to adjust to for his character is the recent track record of mistakes being made with little actual growth. Ignoring all semblance of logic in this track, it still has been shown that Raman takes advantage of Ishita's kindness, yells at her for things unrelated to her, and makes mistakes...but none of them have had truly proper closure ...hence viewer burnout.

In terms of "the scene" in today's episode...I had the same thought watching it. Whether I agree with it's inclusion or not is a different story, but I think his need for intimacy stems from the statement he made on Holi that they would take their relationship to the next level after Adi's tension is gone. But now he knows even if Adi's tension may be gone a worse black cloud is coming into their relationship, keeping them from being one.

Does this justify it? Idk...if I were Ishita, when I realized what happened the night before...I would question my husband's intentions. The knee jerk interpretation would be that he used intimacy as a tool, belittling their relationship. But we can try to understand Raman's POV for the action, but in the grand scheme of things...it's messy!


Thanks for your positivity, Anku! 🤗

Originally posted by: Veeann

She's living on the set? No, seriously???????? 😲

http://www.india-forums.com/tellybuzz/wassup/24738-i-dont-want-my-work-to-get-affected-by-any-short-comings-divyank.htm

According to this, she is!

Originally posted by: AroraTanya

The crux of the matter is "why the hell these two can't talk it out ?". Well, we may think them as a couple but CVs consider them as individuals. Hence, Ishita and Raman make their own decisions without having a second thought about the repercussions on the other. Only love is not enough to sustain a relationship; IshRa look like a teeny couple who are so smitten by love bug but know nothing about how to proceed as a mature couple.

Another interesting pattern is that CVs love to neutralize their individual deeds. Whenever Ishita makes blunders, they (CVs) forces Raman to do something severe that will neutralize Ishita's ones or vice versa. We say our forum often engage into Ishita vs Raman wars but in reality, CVs like to think the show as a Raman vs Ishita. They never consider them as a couple or unit in the truest sense.

Now, the main question-- will Ishita feel betrayed?? The logical answer is that she should. She should feel insecured and remain doubtful to Raman's future romantic advances.However, if we go by the pattern, then we might see Ishita forgetting this incident conveniently as she never introspects any of her or Raman's actions for that matter. Unless CVs want to create MU between them or introduce a third wheel, this incident won't have any adverse effect on their relationship in future.

@bold that seems to be the CVs plan of action. As I'm for team Ishra, every week I'm either justifying or questioning one of the leads' outrageous action which hurts the other one. and then there is convenient selective amnesia and boom we're staring at the next kaand to unfurl. The Cvs are good at building up tracks but not good at giving them an equally good culmination leading to erratic behavior from both the leads' which defy any logic or reason.

Originally posted by: Chessy

Forget everything else. How is it that RKB continues to keep Khurana as his counsel when he has horribly mucked up the case? Dumb Shagun has enough sense to hire the best lawyer in the city. But RKB, CEO of the Year and Asia Head President will go meet the best lawyer but continue using Khurana. Beats me😲

It's bc Neel Pathak is too busy chasing/shooting a rockstar and his professor wife! 😆

Ishita did look good in that pink white salwar suit!

Originally posted by: krishy13

It's bc Neel Pathak is too busy chasing/shooting a rockstar and his professor wife! 😆