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Yesterday's episode showed a little bit of unrealism, but I was hoping today would actually cover up for it.
1.) I mean, are you SERIOUS? No restaurant manager would let anyone go that way. I mean, alright, Ram is being the typical Hindi "Aashiq" at the moment, but the owner doesn't know him personally, does he? Neither does he know Anu? How is he bound to believe his story in any way whatsoever? 😲
On Ram's role, this was just sheer carelessness. Nobody, even in their extreme drunk states would take steps as these. Anu KNEW he was drunk, she could have retained the party at the particular moment instead of scolding him. But she didn't. She scolded him a little, and just let it go. I honestly don't find this cute, in any way if I think about it logically. 😕
2.) The scene when they're shopping together and the people are watching them is pretty cute. Oh, let's not hold it back over there, they both just overflow all extents of cuteness. (no sarcasm intended) 🥱
3.) He hasn't paid rent for four months? WHATT? This is a middle class family we're talking about, right? And wait a minute..how many days exactly has it been since they came to visit Jodhpur? I mean, they were staying in the house before they visited the new place, right? And the house owner is really that kind? I mean he hasn't asked them for rent in those 4 months or even if he has, hasn't enforced it at the end of two months at the most. What a large hearted man. Everybody seems pretty large hearted in the show, even if the feelings aren't realistic.😆
4.) Okay, the frustration of Ram in the scene, is understandable. But seeing him getting destructively physical, with the doctor, who he intends to look up to in drastic terms of needs for his wife seems to be pretty extreme. Also, if I may say so, it seemed pretty cliched to me. I mean, we see heroes strangling doctors for their personal needs almost everywhere. That's what made the scene so predictable, but also not fair. Not to the doctor, after all, where is the poor guy at fault? He has a life of his own, other patients who might even be at more serious conditions. Moroever, the poor guy doesn't even know why he's being strangled? How does he know Anu has cancer unless told calmly and in a detailed manner?
5.) And alright, Ram, we understand you love your wife more than anything in the world and would give anything to fulfill her last wishes, but come on. I think her first and foremost wish would be that you pay the rent of the house you both and your kids are staying in, at the moment, rather than buy her a Rs.500 painting she doesn't even think is worth the price. We know you're prodigious hearted but you need to be a bit pragmatic there too, big guy. You have two kids, you should be teaching THEM all this currently. 😳
6.) The rest of the episode was serious and a little bit rational in comparison, so no takes on that but another issue that is really worrying is WHEN would they tell the kids? It's going to come as a GREAT and a very PAINFUL burden on Ram if they don't tell them before their mother passes away. Not only about Anu's disease, but also about the family Anu comes from and what consequences can be met after the mother lives no more. Especially Disha, because being a teenager myself, I realize that if I would have not been told by my parents about such dire conditions, in the family, I know I would be absolutely devastated. Not only because of the lies, but also because there would be a different way I would bid goodbye to my mother knowing it would be the last one I ever bid. 😕
7.) Lastly, the father daughter chemistry. Gosh. It's so cuddly cute, no complaints on that one. Seriously. 😊
I'm all done here, hope you guys like the post. Do mention if you would like me to give more takes. Thanks for your time. 😛
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