Don’t know how close they will stick to the original story line but
That meeting gave me vibes like Raghav is not going to find out about the widow thing until after the marriage- which will cause lot more misunderstandings
there was too much meri beti, tumahri beti in that conversation. Raghav thinks Vijay is her father, why over-emphasize?
I did not find over emphasis in this because any father during such confrontation would say my daughter. This confrontation is indeed a build up for the big revelation. But I don't expect Raghav to pay heed to her being a widow. This is not his character. His respect may increase or his misunderstanding might get cleared.
The only emphasis I got was that Raghav just dug his own grave of love😆
Raghav's situation is like...
" Aa bail muhje maar"
So many idioms fit him..
Inviting trouble for himself in all form & ways😈😈
Banda khud ke liye gaddha khod raha hai, aur ladder thama diya hai Farhaad ko jo conveniently gaayab hai aur koi help nahi kar raha😆. So, yes, thats that.
Coming to widow truth, don't worry. He will not care about that truth much. He has more pressing concerns than that. Like making Pallavi like him, cause falling in love is a foregone conclusion, thanks to his idiocy!
He might feel pity for Pallavi at sometime when he hear them talk bad about her. For these guys, she is working so hard..
Don’t know how close they will stick to the original story line but
That meeting gave me vibes like Raghav is not going to find out about the widow thing until after the marriage- which will cause lot more misunderstandings
there was too much meri beti, tumahri beti in that conversation. Raghav thinks Vijay is her father, why over-emphasize?
Good point, Sister.
They are really emphasizing that element---which foreshadows that Raghav will be thunderstruck when he learns the truth. And will perhaps suspect it was an intentional deception.
I did not find over emphasis in this because any father during such confrontation would say my daughter. This confrontation is indeed a build up for the big revelation. But I don't expect Raghav to pay heed to her being a widow. This is not his character. His respect may increase or his misunderstanding might get cleared.
The only emphasis I got was that Raghav just dug his own grave of love😆
I don't think Raghav will mind about her being a widow---but he will mind if he suspects it was information kept from him deliberately. At that time, he might reflect on the conversation in today's episode when he suggested to Baba that the Deshmukhs get her married---he might wonder why Baba did not say anything then. Baba is under no obligation to say anything to Raghav but this is how misunderstandings happen---and I sense this is the situation the writers are building up to.
Originally posted by: JalebiJane
Good point, Sister.
They are really emphasizing that element---which foreshadows that Raghav will be thunderstruck when he learns the truth. And will perhaps suspect it was an intentional deception.
I don't think Raghav's love for Pallavi will be conditional so the point of deceiving him should not not arise
Originally posted by: BlueJayFire
He might feel pity for Pallavi at sometime when he hear them talk bad about her. For these guys, she is working so hard..
That is my hope, Sister. I want Raghav to learn she is the widow of their son and I want him to recognize that despite the Deshmukhs' good intentions, they have forced her to take their son's place and she is living out someone else's life. Only he can awaken her to this realization because the family will rightly see their conduct as protecting Pallavi. The other side of the coin must be shown.
Originally posted by: JalebiJane
I don't think Raghav will mind about her being a widow---but he will mind if he suspects it was information kept from him deliberately. At that time, he might reflect on the conversation in today's episode when he suggested to Baba that the Deshmukhs get her married---he might wonder why Baba did not say anything then. Baba is under no obligation to say anything to Raghav but this is how misunderstandings happen---and I sense this is the situation the writers are building up to.
Hmm yes. It might go that way as well. Also in Itv land anything can happen. I mean who would have thought that Baba of pallavi would go around spying on herpoor girl. How would she feel
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