RR needs to cry blood

If he doesn't cry blood for doing this to this innocent woman, he will never redeem himself. Character assassination of a woman who is pure is a crime. He better cry blood, I'm not having it any other way. She better make him cry blood. A man should respect everyone, if he expects the same for his mother and sister. Clearly, reason has left this man a long time ago. His anger will definitely destroy him, his mother is always right about him. He may have a good heart but God, that anger!! He doesn't know when he crosses his limits. I was expecting him to do this anyway, I'm not surprised but wow...he has hit a new low.

This will be interesting to watch.

Also can Sharda divorce that Rambo already? I don't know how she's lived with him all these years. His top floor is empty. And for one moment lets imagine Pallu did have a relationship with RR. SO WHAT? This guy lives in another world.

Originally posted by: Viewpoint

If he doesn't cry blood for doing this to this innocent woman, he will never redeem himself. Character assassination of a woman who is pure is a crime. He better cry blood, I'm not having it any other way. She better make him cry blood. A man should respect everyone, if he expects the same for his mother and sister. Clearly, reason has left this man a long time ago. His anger will definitely destroy him, his mother is always right about him. He may have a good heart but God, that anger!! He doesn't know when he crosses his limits. I was expecting him to do this anyway, I'm not surprised but wow...he has hit a new low.

This will be interesting to watch.

Also can Sharda divorce that Rambo already? I don't know how she's lived with him all these years. His top floor is empty. And for one moment lets imagine Pallu did have a relationship with RR. SO WHAT? This guy lives in another world.

Anyway ramboo has theown her out not bcoz of RR but due to losses she hide since 2 years!!! But he failed to see what she has done for family in those 2 years...bloody hypocrisy

He needs to and I hope he does at some point.. But I dont see that happening even after he comes to know that Pallavi is innocent in the Keerthi scandal.. He will regret his action, yes, maybe even try to apologize to her..or go to her family and tell them that he lied to them.. but his attitude in all this in probability will be like ''ok galti se mishtake ho gaya'' kya karu jaan de du? bola na sorry! He is a highly egoistic man with questionable morals.. Not once he thought about how Keerthi is facing humiliation because of a false accusation on her character..Pallavi is also a woman. He could have retaliated by taking away her shop, compelling her to leave Hyderabad but this? what I feel is that the day he will come to know that Pallavi is the one who saved his amma's life, that day he will truly repent his a actions.. that day his guilt will be the real deal, one that'l not allow him to sleep at night.. or be at peace with himself..

Originally posted by: MistyDawn

He needs to and I hope he does at some point.. But I dont see that happening even after he comes to know that Pallavi is innocent in the Keerthi scandal.. He will regret his action, yes, maybe even try to apologize to her..or go to her family and tell them that he lied to them.. but his attitude in all this in probability will be like ''ok galti se mishtake ho gaya'' kya karu jaan de du? bola na sorry! He is a highly egoistic man with questionable morals.. Not once he thought about how Keerthi is facing humiliation because of a false accusation on her character..Pallavi is also a woman. He could have retaliated by taking away her shop, compelling her to leave Hyderabad but this? what I feel is that the day he will come to know that Pallavi is the one who saved his amma's life, that day he will truly repent his a actions.. that day his guilt will be the real deal, one that'l not allow him to sleep at night.. or be at peace with himself..

His ego is greater than the Hydrebaad he supposedly owns. I agree with you. He will feel bad but he will not apologize. I want him to, so badly. He has many things to realize, one being that in spite of all his games, Pallu is a genuine human who helps without knowing who she's helping. Even now, she will help anyone RR is close to. She won't vent out her frustration on his family.

I just want his guilt to consume him and his ego completely, such that he burns down and rises from his ashes, like a phoenix. In my opinion, what will break him completely is when he faces the truth about his brother and father. He's running, but he cant run for a long time. I want these two situations (Pallu's maligned life + his past) to face one another at a juncture of his life when he's at his lowest point and at this juncture, he has an epiphany. If somehow these two stories hit him, then he will break. Right now he's just made of Iron, but even iron melts when the time and moment is right.

Sai has received a really magnanimous character to play (male leads on ITV hardly get a chance to speak) and his emotions are always on point. Eye movements, the slight frowns...everything about his facial expressions and body language oozes RR. I can't even imagine this guy is so shy and soft spoken in real life. lol.

Originally posted by: Viewpoint

Sai has received a really magnanimous character to play (male leads on ITV hardly get a chance to speak) and his emotions are always on point. Eye movements, the slight frowns...everything about his facial expressions and body language oozes RR. I can't even imagine this guy is so shy and soft spoken in real life. lol.

Totally agree. That's why I am so impressed with what he brings on screen. Such a contrast! Even his voice modulation is impressive. As RR it is deeper and rougher than his usual one. Superb!

Originally posted by: inlieu

Totally agree. That's why I am so impressed with what he brings on screen. Such a contrast! Even his voice modulation is impressive. As RR it is deeper and rougher than his usual one. Superb!

He’s versatile and brings fresh energy on screen. He’s got his own style, which I have come to respect because it’s very easy to imitate an actor but to bring out your own style is hard. From his talking to walking, it’s all different and I’m really liking it. I’ve honestly liked an actor after a long time. It’s been a dry spell spanning over years for me personally. Lol. And his strength is how easily he moves from a dark side to a brighter side. All he needs to do is soften his face and he does it with so much ease. Even his eyes become soft, almost immediately. RR may be a douchebag and Sai does a great job playing that douchebag.

Originally posted by: Viewpoint

His ego is greater than the Hydrebaad he supposedly owns. I agree with you. He will feel bad but he will not apologize. I want him to, so badly. He has many things to realize, one being that in spite of all his games, Pallu is a genuine human who helps without knowing who she's helping. Even now, she will help anyone RR is close to. She won't vent out her frustration on his family.

I just want his guilt to consume him and his ego completely, such that he burns down and rises from his ashes, like a phoenix. In my opinion, what will break him completely is when he faces the truth about his brother and father. He's running, but he cant run for a long time. I want these two situations (Pallu's maligned life + his past) to face one another at a juncture of his life when he's at his lowest point and at this juncture, he has an epiphany. If somehow these two stories hit him, then he will break. Right now he's just made of Iron, but even iron melts when the time and moment is right.

Sai has received a really magnanimous character to play (male leads on ITV hardly get a chance to speak) and his emotions are always on point. Eye movements, the slight frowns...everything about his facial expressions and body language oozes RR. I can't even imagine this guy is so shy and soft spoken in real life. lol.

Agree.. Raghav Rao has more layers than it appears. Whatever happened in the past, is unfortunate but he needs to face the consequences of his actions instead of deflecting. Alcohol helps him to not think straight and that is exactly what he wants when he wants to 1.) Not listen to logic or reasoning 2.) Stifle his conscience 3.) Not accept his mistakes. With amma and Keerthi too, his efforts have always been to cover up his past deeds with efforts to rectify his image in their eyes, ONLY in their eyes..In all these years, what baffles me is that a man like him, so sharp n all, is not able to understand what his amma wants of him.. This time with Pallavi infront of his eyes 24x7, like a living corpse, a constant reminder of the aftermath of his actions, will hopefully help him to learn to not deflect but be a man enough to own up to his mistakes and then make sincere efforts to change himself from within..that is the day his amma will be able to forgive him too..

About Sai, the actor..this role is tailormade for him.. I cant imagine anyone else as RR. He has nailed the role of the ruthless Don/business and I also love his comic timing. I think that Shivangi as Pallavi alslo brings out the child like innocence of the character very nicely. That scene where R offers her his coat coz her blouse gets ripped and then she offers him her handkerchief when he starts coughing...the innocence in her eyes could have melted anyone's heart.

I want to reply but can’t post comments. Don’t know why.

Originally posted by: Viewpoint

He’s versatile and brings fresh energy on screen. He’s got his own style, which I have come to respect because it’s very easy to imitate an actor but to bring out your own style is hard. From his talking to walking, it’s all different and I’m really liking it. I’ve honestly liked an actor after a long time. It’s been a dry spell spanning over years for me personally. Lol. And his strength is how easily he moves from a dark side to a brighter side. All he needs to do is soften his face and he does it with so much ease. Even his eyes become soft, almost immediately. RR may be a douchebag and Sai does a great job playing that douchebag.

Agree, his eyes are powerful and he knows how to use them. Case in point the restaurant scene when she had her back to him while signing the papers. His expression went from smiling to menacing but not by moving his face muscles as much as the look in his eyes, all in microseconds. He was brilliant.

I knew nothing about him before the show and wasn't sure what to expect but he's had me captivated since episode 1. That's never happened to me before, it usually takes me time to warm up to an actor / role, even if I now the actor already.

Originally posted by: MistyDawn

Agree.. Raghav Rao has more layers than it appears. Whatever happened in the past, is unfortunate but he needs to face the consequences of his actions instead of deflecting. Alcohol helps him to not think straight and that is exactly what he wants when he wants to 1.) Not listen to logic or reasoning 2.) Stifle his conscience 3.) Not accept his mistakes. With amma and Keerthi too, his efforts have always been to cover up his past deeds with efforts to rectify his image in their eyes, ONLY in their eyes..In all these years, what baffles me is that a man like him, so sharp n all, is not able to understand what his amma wants of him.. This time with Pallavi infront of his eyes 24x7, like a living corpse, a constant reminder of the aftermath of his actions, will hopefully help him to learn to not deflect but be a man enough to own up to his mistakes and then make sincere efforts to change himself from within..that is the day his amma will be able to forgive him too..

About Sai, the actor..this role is tailormade for him.. I cant imagine anyone else as RR. He has nailed the role of the ruthless Don/business and I also love his comic timing. I think that Shivangi as Pallavi alslo brings out the child like innocence of the character very nicely. That scene where R offers her his coat coz her blouse gets ripped and then she offers him her handkerchief when he starts coughing...the innocence in her eyes could have melted anyone's heart.

That's one of the most underrated scenes but perfectly depicts their personalities. Shivangi's got me in that scene too. It was beautiful. I miss the touch the old episodes had, there was more subtlety and meaning, whereas now I feel like it's non-stop drama.