Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai 02 Jun 2025 Written Update and EDT - Page 17

Originally posted by: Indira1211

saw some new BTs …Armaan tying gungaroo for geetu..and they’re having their moment. Then he’s saying to geetu ..nobody can take your place in Mairas life..😳.. I think we’re confused and have been fooling ourselves..…Armaan is the legacy heroine of gen 4. And he’ll get the kids this time.. abhira looks on her way to becoming anupama.. like how she raised kavyas daughter…abhira will probably raise Armaan and geetus daughter conceived naturally..when geetu dies.’ And Maira technically got original.akshara singhanias blood so she can be Gen 5 heroine.. and sadly Abhira..will continue saying ..I’m missing my silly boy..🙄😂..

Dekho 1 thing is guaranteed.. Abhira khud se kabhi armaan ko divorce nahi degi. This leap happened because armaan went without informing anyone, abhira ko pata chalta toh kuch bhi karke armaan ke peeche peeche jaati, phir chahe woh use kitna bhi torture kare.

So if abhira decides to remove her ms, it will happen only if armaan makes her believe he has moved on with geetu & maira is their daughter. Warna she will never think of it, chahe kuch bhi ho jaaye.

And i feel, it will be abhira who will bring armaan & maira back to poddar house, with or without geetu. I saw 1 bts & felt dadi and maasa still miss armaan, so reason hoga unke liye armaan ko wapas laayegi abhira.(the strongest fl of itv)

Originally posted by: Rainbow_Girl

Dekho 1 thing is guaranteed.. Abhira khud se kabhi armaan ko divorce nahi degi. This leap happened because armaan went without informing anyone, abhira ko pata chalta toh kuch bhi karke armaan ke peeche peeche jaati, phir chahe woh use kitna bhi torture kare.

So if abhira decides to remove her ms, it will happen only if armaan makes her believe he has moved on with geetu & maira is their daughter. Warna she will never think of it, chahe kuch bhi ho jaaye.

And i feel, it will be abhira who will bring armaan & maira back to poddar house, with or without geetu. I saw 1 bts & felt dadi and maasa still miss armaan, so reason hoga unke liye armaan ko wapas laayegi abhira.(the strongest fl of itv)

Without armaan efforts abhira will not be able to make her place in maira life. Maira don't even ask how her real mother looks or where is she . She sees gitanjali in place of her mother and also wants to give her that place.

So abhira will not only bring armaan but most probably geetanjali also and she will never tell maira about what armaan did to them. So that maira don't get any trauma or don't hate her father. The only thing I am confused is how they will live in chawl wala house

Originally posted by: Pn29

Without armaan efforts abhira will not be able to make her place in maira life. Maira don't even ask how her real mother looks or where is she . She sees gitanjali in place of her mother and also wants to give her that place.

So abhira will not only bring armaan but most probably geetanjali also and she will never tell maira about what armaan did to them. So that maira don't get any trauma or don't hate her father. The only thing I am confused is how they will live in chawl wala house

By that time tigdi gang might shift to poddar house. Anshuman is now aware they are related to krish, so it's natural to ask him why kaveri being the elder of the family is leaving separate in chawl.

Toh krish ko unko wapas laana padega

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKYeWPbonVr/?igsh=MXRvb3UxbWR5dndnbg==

Their scenes are actually fun!! Moreover it’s so nice how both Vidya Daadisa only behave like this when it’s the 3 of them. Whenever family is around, they’re back to their preleap self. Which is back to being Dadisa and A bahu and not these fun chill ladddies

Edit: the videos can’t be posed

Originally posted by: Indira1211

what I don’t understand..he used to die for that mother of his.and go ma ma ..all the time. His father was basically non existent for him. So why didn’t he realise Maira also needed her mom abhira. Armaan is a freak.. a complete narcissist like you say.. what a disappointment..but sadly the biggest disappointment is the women who,love these narcissistic men and become doormats for them.. Ruhi, abhira and now geetu. These men use these women and then discard them.and sadly these female writers want to portray these sick men as victims. As if anybody is going to buy that.

Exactly! It’s baffling how the same man who worshipped his mother suddenly can’t see the value of a mother in his own daughter’s life. You’d think, having been raised by a maternal figure (who wasn't his birth mother but loved him, even if with conditions), he’d understand that Maira needs Abhira—emotionally, psychologically, in every way. But nope, Armaan only sees himself. He’s the kind of narcissist who plays protector while actually controlling everything around him.

And you’re right—the more disheartening part is watching women like Abhira, Ruhi, and now Geetu get written as enablers. These women aren't weak, they’re just written that way to justify the man-child’s actions. Instead of showing them breaking away and healing, we get recycled trauma bonding and glorified gaslighting. It’s not romantic. It’s just plain exhausting.

And yes, the biggest crime? The writing trying to sell this manipulative man as a misunderstood victim. Like, who’s buying that in 2025?

I get the feeling the writer is someone from an older generation trying way too hard to sound Gen Z, and it's just not working. There’s this outdated mindset running through the story—as if being a doormat is still a virtue. It’s like they genuinely believe women should stay in toxic relationships for the sake of “family” and call that strength or sacrifice. Feels like the writer might be projecting their own experiences or beliefs into the script, and honestly, it’s sad. We’ve moved past this kind of storytelling, but clearly, they haven’t.

Originally posted by: Indira1211

I visited the Anupama tag yesterday on Twitter.and gosh..the people love that woman. They did a trend for her yesterday as well.😂 I thought it was just trp viewers who were her main fans..but she’s got a big online fanclub also,😂

Originally posted by: theromanticcrap

Exactly! It’s baffling how the same man who worshipped his mother suddenly can’t see the value of a mother in his own daughter’s life. You’d think, having been raised by a maternal figure (who wasn't his birth mother but loved him, even if with conditions), he’d understand that Maira needs Abhira—emotionally, psychologically, in every way. But nope, Armaan only sees himself. He’s the kind of narcissist who plays protector while actually controlling everything around him.

And you’re right—the more disheartening part is watching women like Abhira, Ruhi, and now Geetu get written as enablers. These women aren't weak, they’re just written that way to justify the man-child’s actions. Instead of showing them breaking away and healing, we get recycled trauma bonding and glorified gaslighting. It’s not romantic. It’s just plain exhausting.

And yes, the biggest crime? The writing trying to sell this manipulative man as a misunderstood victim. Like, who’s buying that in 2025?

I get the feeling the writer is someone from an older generation trying way too hard to sound Gen Z, and it's just not working. There’s this outdated mindset running through the story—as if being a doormat is still a virtue. It’s like they genuinely believe women should stay in toxic relationships for the sake of “family” and call that strength or sacrifice. Feels like the writer might be projecting their own experiences or beliefs into the script, and honestly, it’s sad. We’ve moved past this kind of storytelling, but clearly, they haven’t.

Armaan was always a narcissistic character who couldn’t see beyond himself in any situation. He is the kind who wallows in self pity, unless someone is visibly shown upset and crying like him he cannot identify other’s pain. People are only identifying this character trait clearly because Abhira is the victim now.

For years itv has portrayed women as the epitome of forgiveness and love. Even when someone tries to kill them, they are kind enough to forgive them if the other party regrets their actions. They are resilient enough to put up with all the emotional/physical abuse under the garb of awaiting acceptance from the family and elders of the family. In reality they are nothing but victims of abuse. These writers have normalized these abuses so much that now even when someone tries to actually show a woman move on from this, the audience finds it hard to accept it and gets termed unfit for a family unit. It’s also why a character introduced as free-spirited FL gets tamed to “fit in the family” and often goes thru identity crisis. What’s sad is these characters are written by women, who rather than identify themselves with these characters and choose to write a better story for them, push them into the same toxic environment and justify it too.. What makes you wonder is, is this the requirement of the marketing strategy to sell the product or just the writer’s own hateful and bitter experiences that motivates them to write women in such a manner…

Originally posted by: theromanticcrap

Exactly! It’s baffling how the same man who worshipped his mother suddenly can’t see the value of a mother in his own daughter’s life. You’d think, having been raised by a maternal figure (who wasn't his birth mother but loved him, even if with conditions), he’d understand that Maira needs Abhira—emotionally, psychologically, in every way. But nope, Armaan only sees himself. He’s the kind of narcissist who plays protector while actually controlling everything around him.

And you’re right—the more disheartening part is watching women like Abhira, Ruhi, and now Geetu get written as enablers. These women aren't weak, they’re just written that way to justify the man-child’s actions. Instead of showing them breaking away and healing, we get recycled trauma bonding and glorified gaslighting. It’s not romantic. It’s just plain exhausting.

And yes, the biggest crime? The writing trying to sell this manipulative man as a misunderstood victim. Like, who’s buying that in 2025?

I get the feeling the writer is someone from an older generation trying way too hard to sound Gen Z, and it's just not working. There’s this outdated mindset running through the story—as if being a doormat is still a virtue. It’s like they genuinely believe women should stay in toxic relationships for the sake of “family” and call that strength or sacrifice. Feels like the writer might be projecting their own experiences or beliefs into the script, and honestly, it’s sad. We’ve moved past this kind of storytelling, but clearly, they haven’t.

He worshipped only vidya not his real mother. He used to stand silently whenever other family members used to character assassinate his mother.

Originally posted by: Sparkle232

He worshipped only vidya not his real mother. He used to stand silently whenever other family members used to character assassinate his mother.

Originally posted by: Rainbow_Girl

Ek baat batao, engagement krish tanya ki.. But TV waale unko toh dikhaya hi nahi, abhira par hi kyu itna zoom kar rahe the??

Wo bhi zoom karke