Today's episode - Page 2

Originally posted by: -K.13-

While people, including myself, joke about "IshGun" as a way to bring some light-heartedness to this show...I appreciate your review

It sounds promising that they allowed both Ishita and Raman to voice their perspectives. As both have screwed up in this track to varying degrees based on one's perspective

I don't feel a divorce is needed but rather maturity from Ishita and Raman. Divorce is a cheap way out of this and lacks maturity and sensibility.

Ishita needs to tell Raman how she feels when he yells crass things and take a stand that she won't tolerate it. But Raman also needs to express how her keeping things from him belittles him and is disrespectful to him.

Ishita being yelled at by Ishita is pathetic as is Raman being treated like he does not matter to Ishita when it comes to making decisions or managing their kids.

No matter what is said, I find both equally culpable because both are wrong and equally disrespectful to the other.

Everyone can see how Ishita is being disrespect clearly and no one argues that...but just for a second - I ask people to imagine being Raman...your spouse and love does not respect you enough to tell you how they feels or what they is planning, rather they go behind your back despite your requests. It hurts. It hurts to have someone make you feel you are unneeded.

To be truly unbiased - I feel both perspectives have to be thought. I am not unbaised but I can feel the hurt Ishita feels when Raman yelled yesterday and her desperation today but I can also feel how hurt Raman is for being treated useless. He had a plan too and one request for his wife, showing that he WAS being proactive and I think in a relationship this matters...that both have a voice that is heard and listened to.

I am happy they have shown Ishita reflecting on her part in Ruhi's currention situation and really really hope to see Raman reflect on his yelling and Ruhi reflect on her treatment of her parents in this track (ie manipulation of Ishita's emotions and open disrespect of Raman)

Originally posted by: bscorp13

Tfs...but won't watch this...your detailed synopsis is very helpful

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Also if divorce was the solution to all marital problems wonder how marriages would ever sustain...raman too should have considered divorce post bhooth track technically😕...so can't relate to either cvs forced situation or forced actions of characters or forced sudden love for ishita of Shagun...this is the woman who has done far worse than another character to the kids...ans Ishita and Raman...i can only finf it amusing that now CVS have found a way of making her feelings and 'help ' look realistic too...- yet they won't spare tgat effort to make ishra idea or their marriage look half as realistic..if they had then this track would have been watchable..

If ishita 'hands over ruhi' and divorces raman ..it is as disgusting and disrespectful to the so called mess of a marriage as Raman asking get yo get out of the house whenever there is a problem...no difference...if resolving marital conflicts were that easy people wouldn't need counselors and courts..and no this isnt self respect..it would be again playing the moral card

Plus ruhi is no longer a child...she was a participant along with Ishit a in creating this situation in the first place right?..so where is the handing over ?😕..and to whom?😕

..as a viewer it will disgust me to watch it and root for this couple...one who can't control his temper and one who can't stop hiding and plotting and then playing victim..

Just that you feel for one and don't feel for the other...thanks to cvs lopsided portrayal..

Just my pov...no offence...

And thanks again for the wu😛