Originally posted by: Aadi04
I want the surrogacy to come out well because Ruhi is doing it with good intentions and has Rohit’s total support..
today also the 3 ( Armaan , Abhira and Rohit ) were already present .. Ruhi came running escaping from Kaveri’s clutches with Daksh in tow
This is a better attempt to white wash Ruhi than Vidya or Manish Goenka ever got ..
All are questioning her motive .. suwarna
So much water has flown over the bridge I don’t want the 🐓 story of Daksh being BSP … the ML’s family always had other older male kids .. so it’s ok .. if Daksh is the cousin brother
I rather have a redeemed Ruhi and a fresh new villain ..
today the most positive scene was all 4 being present and Matarani being present as witness .. the file went missing but it actually went for blessing to matarani .. both Ruhi and Rohit got it back as blessing from Matarani
Why should Matarani make any of the 4 people and their children suffer ..
I had problems with surrogacy in Ghum because it was done with criminal intention.. the planned surrogate was threatened..
Sai was bashed by goons and Pakhi did the surrogacy by deceit .. she always wanted to use the kid to throw Sai out of virat’s life .. and used the kid as a biological bomb ..
Pakhi succeeded in her plan .. but frankly till now whatever they are showing yeh rishta is very positive .. that’s exactly how families should step up and help each other .. this is a good message to Indian families to help the others in need ..and without any shame
I hope the process goes through decently … and no one is harmed .. neither Rohit , Ruhi Daksh nor Armaan Abhira and the foetus
People on X are simply immature. A few days ago, they wanted Daksh to be BSP because of his bond with Abhira, both on and off-screen. Now, they want Ruhi to miscarry. I don’t even bother reading such posts because, in the end, what matters is the direction the show takes and the positive things that come out of it.
Right now, all I want is for AbhiMaan to have a baby. Initially, even I wasn’t fully on board, but if both Armaan and Abhira want this, then they should have it. Adoption is a noble choice, but it’s not for everyone. Adopting a child and then failing to provide love and care is far worse. Remember Krishna from Gen 2? No one even knows what happened to her after Naira passed away—she probably ended up back in an ashram. We don’t want another child in this show to face the same fate.
Your perspective on surrogacy is understandable, especially when compared to the more negative portrayal in Ghum. It does seem like the show is attempting to present it in a positive light, focusing on family support rather than deceit or manipulation.
That said, skepticism about Ruhi’s motives is natural given her past actions. While she may have Rohit’s support and good intentions now, her history with Armaan and Abhira makes it difficult for some to trust her completely. If the show aims to redeem her, it needs to address those concerns (Akshara and Aarohi) in a way that feels organic rather than forced.
Also introducing a fresh villain rather than rehashing old conflicts could add new layers to the story. However, whether Ruhi’s redemption arc succeeds depends on how convincingly it’s handled—redemption should come with growth, accountability, and change, not just situational justification.
The spiritual symbolism of Matarani’s presence and the missing file being seen as a blessing is an interesting take. If the show continues to emphasize family unity and support without unnecessary negativity, it could indeed send a positive message. Hopefully, the surrogacy storyline unfolds with dignity, ensuring no one is harmed emotionally or physically.
On Swarna’s role—her concerns about Ruhi struggling to part with the baby after birth are valid, especially considering Ruhi’s emotional history and past attachment issues. However, if she truly wants peace in the family, she should also encourage Ruhi and Abhira to have a healthier relationship. Putting doubts in Abhira’s mind only creates unnecessary tension. If something positive is taking shape, the family should support it rather than planting seeds of distrust.
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