Ishita YOUR a Neighbor - Page 2

tat led her to pick ruhi n giv to shagun...

So after digging the forum, this page is the closest to the question I wanted to raise: how is it any of Ishita's business whether Ruhi is w/ Raman or Shagun? Just b'cos she likes Ruhi? Well, I like a lot of kids that I see, but I don't go around befriending them, or telling their parents what to do, or in case of estranged parents, helping one parent wrest control from the other.

Just saw last night's episode, and when Ishita blames herself for Ruhi's plight, I thought: Finally, the b🤬h got it right! So can she at least now stop interfering in Ruhi's life, having caused enough damage? Yeah, help Raman get her back, by all means, but beyond that, get the hell out of their lives. From what I could gather from the episode I watched, even though Raman was busy, Ruhi was in the care of his parents & brother, which is not a bad environment to be in. Yeah, it would be nice if he could spend more time w/ her, but that is not a reason to hand her over to her mother. And Ishita had no business going in and helping Shagun get her just due to their gender commonality.

I'm glad that Ishita will be denied her desired adoption - a nosey woman like her should be isolated and not allowed anywhere near men nor children! 🤬

And she is a doctor who must have seen all types of families.So for her to make a sweeping statement about mothers' love makes me wonder how much she actually understands people. I don't know what her SIL does, but that lady has more sense.

More annoying. When Ruhi was sick, she ran with the kid without bothering to wake up the grandparents and used that as excuse to say Raman doesn't care for Ruhi on TV. In that case, shouldn't she be filing a case as Shagun does not even spend much time with Ruhi and is planning to send her to boarding. Hypocrite

It's no longer her concern or business once she starts interfering in other people's lives. Or else, kidnappers, murderers, vandals, arsonists are all just doing their business, and other people have no legitimate complaint in coming in their way.

If she thought Raman was doing something illegal, she should have called the police, not the press, and ended her involvement there.