Raman cross all limites enough is enough

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radrose

@radrose

Voyager

Posted: 9 years ago

I don't still some people try hard to justify raman by any silly reason and raman keep proven them wrong in defences him . He corss all limites keep insulting ishita by worse wards totally disgusting now raman scene become torture only nothing else kph take long vacation please you need it so viewers

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Am.ma

@Am.ma

Beginner

Posted: 9 years ago

Sach mai yaar.. What he is doing is totally wrong.. !

Without seeing the place or ppl around .. He just start saying all disgusting sentences & words.. log toh apne dhoshman kai sath aisa nahi kartai.. haar insaan k koi toh izat hote hai.. !!!

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snehaseshan

@snehaseshan

Dazzler

+ 2

Posted: 9 years ago

@radrose very true although it's getting frustrated to c Raman spewing venom repeatedly but wat is making me more sad is ppl who r defending his actions n finding new excuses n reasons for justifying his actions...

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arooshi

@arooshee

Dazzler

+ 3

Posted: 9 years ago

People will forget Raman's abusive words and make u remember drunk scene...2secs of police station scene and say can't i see how much he loves ishita...so what he is calling her manhoos,baanj,characterless, s**tty,stepmom,witch, bitch,daayan,kidnapper... RAMAN LOVES ISHITA???????...wow...raman really loves ISHITA ..

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Megher_Palok

@Megher_Palok

Sparkler

+ 2

Posted: 9 years ago

Originally posted by: radrose
I don't still some people try hard to justify raman by any silly reason and raman keep proven them wrong in defences him . He corss all limites keep insulting ishita by worse wards totally disgusting now raman scene become torture only nothing else kph take long vacation please you need it so viewers

You mean Karan Patel? No dude. KP doesn't need vacation nor the viewers, trust me, hero or villain doesn't matter but a lot of people won't turn to SP if there is no raman instead Ishita Mani Aaliya torture...

It is actually silly to bring in the actor to reel discussion:|

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gauri95

@gauri95

Navigator

Posted: 9 years ago

Such behaviour is going to get him in big trouble...ishita that sacrifice her happiness just to get a smile on ballas family..she didn't care about her life while saving his children and family on many occasion...

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-Anku-

@-Anku-

Stunner

+ 4

Posted: 9 years ago

The writers are crossing all limits. That's for sure.

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DivyaPhoenix

@DivyaPhoenix

Explorer

Posted: 9 years ago

If he is so jealous of Mani-Ishu bond, then why is he marrying Shagun?

If he was going to marry Shagun again, then why did he divorce her in the first place and marry Ishita? now he has two wives and might ruin 2 women's lives yaar!

It feels like he has SPD or Bipolar Disorder I don't know!

Right now I am not liking the dialogue writers yaar!

They are telling us to judge a woman on the basis of whether she can birth to a child! Really? Is that all we are worth guys?

Don't get me wrong, I realize that you guys allow us women to work outside the house but still.

If a woman can't give birth to a child, it doesn't mean that she is a bad omen! Many of my friends are adopted kids from orphanages!

They are also human beings, don't treat them like machines with only one function in life: take care of family, husband, kids, and giving birth to kids!

I just remembered one of the dialogues from Season 1: During the episode where Ishita had applied for adopting a kid (before IshRa marriage), and in return she got an answer saying:

"We are very sorry to inform you that you can't adopt any kids from our association because you are not married yet." or something like that.

Which country has a law that states that a person can't adopt a kid if he or she is not married? I am not criticizing anyone, just trying to figure out where all these stereotypes are coming from.

This question has been bugging me since YHM started. I am not a law student but I have been researching and looked through many law books and talked to lawyers I still haven't found any such law in any country?

Anyone know?

Oops too long! Sorry for the long monologue but I am trying to figure out Raman's mindset which is confusing? I am trying to figure acceptable society behavior and not getting any closer to figuring it out regarding this topic!

Parents should encourage their sons to respect women in general as their mother is one.

I don't see it happening through the CV's at this point in time!

- Sumedha Di