Raghav's success

While I just watched the episode, there's one thing that I felt while watching it, about Raghav's success.

They say that behind every successful man, there is a woman. But how true is this? I'm not sure if it applies to everyone, and specifically to Raghav. Pallavi isn't the reason behind his success and neither is she his inspiration to do well. She's been in his life for about what, 6 months? He's been successful before she came in. In fact, if anything, the poor man must be losing his business after falling in love.....Akash from Dil Chahta Hai was always right "Jane kyu log pyar karte hai...." 😆 Aadmi aur aurat dono ke dimag ka dahi, chutney, idli, sambhar banjata hai. Boys and girls, don't fall in love 😆

Coming back to the topic, Raghav's owes no one his success. If there's anyone who's even close to getting some credit, it is only Farhad. Amma left him when he was 17, Kirti has no place in his life, Pallu just joined him 6 months ago....this young boy worked hard all by himself, without love and support from anyone (apart from Farhad). I wish people would stop assuming that his wife is his inspiration, sab kuch romance mein mat dalo bhai 😆

On a side note, Raghav did want to mention her as his inspiration to be a better man but of course he stopped because he's wounded. But reason of success - NO ONE OTHER THAN HIS HARD WORK. Damn it 🤣

This also stands true for women btw, but we're discussing RR so I'm not opening another portal 😎

Bas bol diya, now I feel relaxed 😆

Kiara 🤗

Cvs are smoking some high quality Maal these days while writing the story. Nothing is making sense these days.

Born smart Raghav cry baby ban gaya. He is more worried about losing Pallavi to Mandy than Pallavi's safety.

On other hand Pallavi who was loving and caring suddenly ignoring her and Raghav's relationship completely

Only Sane person on the show right now is Mandy. He is super smart and manipulating everything and everyone according to his wishes and scoring victories regularly.

Whatever they are trying to portray is not coming across due to poor execution of scenes.

Its high time cvs work on writing and executing their story properly so viewers can relate and enjoy it

I agree.. it didn't make much sense that his inspiration would be her. Maybe his inspiration now is her, but during the past year of his career, which is what he got the award for, yeah didn't make much sense. I am glad he talked about his parents tho. He definitely had the need to make them proud, rewrite his past actions for success. They aren't the reason for his success, but they were probably his main motivation to be successful.

Regarding Pallavi as his inspo - like most of what is going on in the show rn, it's all contrived/convenient writing lol.

Exactly

What has she inspired him

🤣kuch bi

Who inspired him is himself not anyone pallu always headache and heart burn to him her lecture and her fake chessy lines about air not passing in between

🤷🏻‍♂️🤣🤣she made a big hole in his heart

Better he just set her free let her be a servant in dfamily

Khute ko simasan mai rakho to baagh jata hai

Same here applies to pallu jitna karo she will be loyal to dfamily

Yeah......things are a bit wobbly but hopefully they'll be back on track. Daily show things....

Me and RR is a love story on its own, so I keep watching 😎I find it easier to accept the crying Raghav too just because he has so many shades to him. And then there's Sai..he acts marvelously.

Originally posted by: Wilddreams

Kiara 🤗

Cvs are smoking some high quality Maal these days while writing the story. Nothing is making sense these days.

Born smart Raghav cry baby ban gaya. He is more worried about losing Pallavi to Mandy than Pallavi's safety.

On other hand Pallavi who was loving and caring suddenly ignoring her and Raghav's relationship completely

Only Sane person on the show right now is Mandy. He is super smart and manipulating everything and everyone according to his wishes and scoring victories regularly.

Whatever they are trying to portray is not coming across due to poor execution of scenes.

Its high time cvs work on writing and executing their story properly so viewers can relate and enjoy it

At least not in his business. She can inspire him for other things but society always assumes that the wife is the reason behind every husbands success. Reality often begs to differ especially for people like RR who have fought the battle alone.

I loved how he spoke of his parents more....that is the truth of his company!!

Originally posted by: fria319

I agree.. it didn't make much sense that his inspiration would be her. Maybe his inspiration now is her, but during the past year of his career, which is what he got the award for, yeah didn't make much sense. I am glad he talked about his parents tho. He definitely had the need to make them proud, rewrite his past actions for success. They aren't the reason for his success, but they were probably his main motivation to be successful.

Regarding Pallavi as his inspo - like most of what is going on in the show rn, it's all contrived/convenient writing lol.

Bold - hahaha! Raghav was right...jo pyar ko jaan le, yeh pyar uska jaan le.

Deva re deva, mereko nahi karna aisa pyar kabhi bhi 🤣 apun mast khana khata hai aur so jata hai, no tension 😎

Side note:- I don't know why but i still have hopes of her attending the ceremony. It was quite painful to watch him be so disappointed. Dfamily is toxic and Pallu never sees it......sad.

Originally posted by: rs-shailu29

Exactly

What has she inspired him

🤣kuch bi

Who inspired him is himself not anyone pallu always headache and heart burn to him her lecture and her fake chessy lines about air not passing in between

🤷🏻‍♂️🤣🤣she made a big hole in his heart

Better he just set her free let her be a servant in dfamily

Khute ko simasan mai rakho to baagh jata hai

Same here applies to pallu jitna karo she will be loyal to dfamily

Raghav has been a cry-baby (this is not an insult; even a fighter has the right to cry when he's hurt and beg for comfort) ever since the first couple of weeks of the show (when he showed up for his father's śrāddha), and until the present. He cried when Jaya was in the hospital and when he drove her home; he cried when he realized what he had done to Pallavi, and when he told Pallavi that he wasn't anyone's priority; he cried when Jaya forgave him, and again when he watched Pallavi in her sleep, etc. Crying, self-pity, getting drunk when he needs to think clearly, and attention-seeking misbehaviour are all parts of Raghav's character. I wish the characters around him would urge him to get out of the more harmful habits. Why have drama if there are no consequences?

Speaking of no consequences, Mandar hasn't tried to seduce Pallavi as much as he has tried to get Raghav upset. I don't see Mandar as a master manipulator; I just see Raghav as an easy victim who drops everything to chase his wife all day.

Raghav once said to Vijay that he became so successful not by illegal business but by hard work and being smart, but I don't think he sees himself as he really is. Raghav's business suffered a loss as soon as one customs officer refused his bribe. He knows how to sort diamonds and sketch designs, but he doesn't seem to observe any work schedule - he exercises or gets drunk at odd hours and is always telling Farhad to "call every ... in Hyderabad" for some personal matter. He's not portrayed as hard-working or thrifty. How did he start and grow this business? He told Pallavi that when he came to Hyderabad, he did any work, right or wrong, to support Ammā and Kirti. I suspect that Raghav (with or without Vedant) got his capital from some questionable scheme, and maybe learned his smuggling-based business model that way.

Good points here!

The crying part - yes, Raghav is one character who has cried from the beginning and he's very gullible in that if someone wants to irk him, its very easy. It's like setting fire to a petrol tank. I've also been saying that if he has to come out of this situation, he needs to be more mature and stop behaving the way his enemies expect him to behave. But he is doing exactly that, quite sadly.

As for his business - Very valid points, he is corrupt, no doubt about that so ima rephrase and say that he's made it out on his own, if not his hardwork. The point here is that none of the ladies in his present life have any contribution to his business empire.

As for work schedule - Daily show things, they never show the men to be working. Well, there's an office and all but concentration is on household issues unless this were a business show, then maybe they'd focus on work. His drinking and odd timings - I'd call it eccentric ways of working 😆

Originally posted by: BrhannadaArmour

Raghav has been a cry-baby (this is not an insult; even a fighter has the right to cry when he's hurt and beg for comfort) ever since the first couple of weeks of the show (when he showed up for his father's śrāddha), and until the present. He cried when Jaya was in the hospital and when he drove her home; he cried when he realized what he had done to Pallavi, and when he told Pallavi that he wasn't anyone's priority; he cried when Jaya forgave him, and again when he watched Pallavi in her sleep, etc. Crying, self-pity, getting drunk when he needs to think clearly, and attention-seeking misbehaviour are all parts of Raghav's character. I wish the characters around him would urge him to get out of the more harmful habits. Why have drama if there are no consequences?

Speaking of no consequences, Mandar hasn't tried to seduce Pallavi as much as he has tried to get Raghav upset. I don't see Mandar as a master manipulator; I just see Raghav as an easy victim who drops everything to chase his wife all day.

Raghav once said to Vijay that he became so successful not by illegal business but by hard work and being smart, but I don't think he sees himself as he really is. Raghav's business suffered a loss as soon as one customs officer refused his bribe. He knows how to sort diamonds and sketch designs, but he doesn't seem to observe any work schedule - he exercises or gets drunk at odd hours and is always telling Farhad to "call every ... in Hyderabad" for some personal matter. He's not portrayed as hard-working or thrifty. How did he start and grow this business? He told Pallavi that when he came to Hyderabad, he did any work, right or wrong, to support Ammā and Kirti. I suspect that Raghav (with or without Vedant) got his capital from some questionable scheme, and maybe learned his smuggling-based business model that way.

I guess because I've watched only Marathi daily dramas so far, I'm more used to characters going to a workplace in the morning and staying there until evening. One exception was Jiv Jhala Yeda Pisa, in which Ashok Phaldesai's (actor playing Mandar) character owned a hotel but was always sitting on the hood of a car planning political rallies. On Sundara Manamadhe Bharali, which I follow now, we always see Abhimanyu supervising the construction site and Latika helping customers at the bank. Our Raghav goes to his home office to stare at CCTV of his living room - he's not even multi-tasking!