Not what we were thinking…Sept 20th episode - Page 2

Originally posted by: partner

It will hurt if RR says he chooses money over Pallavi. It will seem all true love promises will fly out of window, RR willing to die, go to jail but cannot leave money for Pallavi? I hope there is more to that scene that just RR choosing money of Pallavi.

Yes all those promises would be for nothing if once again he chose money over love. Maybe when he is distanced from her and sees her working etc he will realize or something. Im not gonna go by what the promo showed because that was misleading. Pallavi is going to bring out his good side but she needs to dig it under all the hurt that’s burried there. So it will be tough.

Originally posted by: Rrc13

This track is really interesting...emotional ride yes for sure but I'm sure in between there ll be some light moments too...abt the precap I think his bad days hv started...I think the whole arrogance he has abt his money and he thinks he can do anythg with dat money will soon vanish...dats where the whole track of he being not well arises....very very interesting will be fun to watch

Yes when he gets his attacks and money doesnt help. He wants Pallavi but she is not there as he has distanced himself. We will go thru some anger and hurt for sure but what he said in precap is what im curious about. What was his promise?

Originally posted by: Shakti1604

Raghav is money minded obviously because of his teenage experience. I think Pallavi got this after her talk with Sharada. Her angst is also understandable although her dialogues in many places was so off. The change that Pallavi needs to bring in Raghav's perspective is to conduct his business in such a way that no one gets hurt. Other than that it's money or Pallavi is a very stupid thing to throw in front of Raghav. The guy just agreed to shoot himself just a few days back for his love.

Will need to wait out a few more episodes to see where this is headed. But 'Raghav ko sudharna hai' I don't like this at all.

Lot of troll worthy content to today, but I'll let it go as in every episode this is happening so frequently these day.

Yeah it was loaded for sure and for their fight to happen infront of all. Like why would they never close the door.

Also sunny throwing in his two cents and then keerti insinuating that pallavi is sending raghav to jail.

Anyway this track has promise but hope they dont make raghav totally white. There has to be a compromise

Originally posted by: samarp2

Raghav always said...after drunk, whatever he talks, next day he forgets😆...looks like, this one he wont🤔

I guess raat khattam baat khattam must apply here but nowhere else🤣

Originally posted by: farheenbachani

Yes and i think she will help Pallavi as well in trying to better Raghav or atleast trying to maybe understand him a bit more. And vice versa Pallavi will help Amma understand Raghav.

I for one totally loved the way Amma's protective side for Raghav came rushing out, of course she always knew his ways. My whole problem is this only... bettering him. It will be very one sided for me & unacceptable too if Raghav becomes "reformed". Here again Pallavi needs to clarify what kind of change she wants to see in him for her to accept his ways, would it be safer conduct of his business, give no importance to money (which is impossible), straight away keep reiterating that no he values her the most (if love is about proving, then the guy has done it many times), payback accrued customs duty? What reforms will she undergo, will she learn to ally his insecurities, the teenage sufferings & his feelings of guilt can she remedy that?

She loves him & she is very concerned for him, it shone through. She herself told that deep down Raghav is very good. I now want to see what she does to see him reformed(for lack of a better word), emotional assault, she not touching his earnings (as in promo)?

How far the scripting & execution team balance this & make this conflict as an area of growth & learning for the BOTH of them remains to be seen.

Originally posted by: Shakti1604

I for one totally loved the way Amma's protective side for Raghav came rushing out, of course she always knew his ways. My whole problem is this only... bettering him. It will be very one sided for me & unacceptable too if Raghav becomes "reformed". Here again Pallavi needs to clarify what kind of change she wants to see in him for her to accept his ways, would it be safer conduct of his business, give no importance to money (which is impossible), straight away keep reiterating that no he values her the most (if love is about proving, then the guy has done it many times), payback accrued customs duty? What reforms will she undergo, will she learn to ally his insecurities, the teenage sufferings & his feelings of guilt can she remedy that?

She loves him & she is very concerned for him, it shone through. She herself told that deep down Raghav is very good. I now want to see what she does to see him reformed(for lack of a better word), emotional assault, she not touching his earnings (as in promo)?

How far the scripting & execution team balance this & make this conflict as an area of growth & learning for the BOTH of them remains to be seen.

Im not very hopeful with the writers presently as they have let us down in the mandhar track so i just hope that they come to a middle ground.

I think Pallavi is more hurt that Raghav values money more than love from what i saw in precap. I dont think she can change his business ways but more so show him that there is more to life than money. Make him realize that he is loved for who he is not because he has money and that Amma and her and maybe even keerti will love him no matter what. That they are there regardless.

I also hope that they show that she even understands that he evades customs but i want him to maybe explain that he gives out that money to charity and orphanages etc so he doesn’t keep it. Sort of like a Robin Hood type of thing where yeah he is stealing but not keeping it himself.

That way she can understand that yes he is doing wrong but instead he is feeding the poor with that money instead of giving it in the pockets of rich people. Something like that.