Ruhi vs Armaan - Page 4

Originally posted by: viji2111

But weren't Goenkas shown to be super rich when introduced much more than Singhanias??

But during season 2 Goenkas went into debt and it was Naira who sold her Dance Academy and saved Goenkas from going to the street. They were able to rebuild their business with the money that Naira gave them. 

Originally posted by: firewings_diya

no idea about that but Ruhi's mother has worked as a doctor for 6 years so she has enough corpus for her daughter and i guess it was mentioned ruhi was helping goenka's in their buisness so she has wealth earner from her hardwork unless they show that goenka's wealth is from singhania i do not want to assume that. 

In season 2, Goenkas went into debt and nearly lost their house until Naira sold the Dance Academy and saved them. They were able to rebuild their business thanks to Naira.  Or else they would have been in the streets. So, half of Goenka money belongs to Akshu and Abhira. 

Originally posted by: PrplPhoenix

But during season 2 Goenkas went into debt and it was Naira who sold her Dance Academy and saved Goenkas from going to the street. They were able to rebuild their business with the money that Naira gave them. 

Oh..k . Then who bought the dance academy back as in season 3 Akshara tried to revive it once so it was still with goenkas??

Edited by viji2111 - 20 days ago

Originally posted by: viji2111

Oh..k . Then who bought the dance academy back as in season 3 Akshara tried to revive it once so it was still with goenkas??

manish wanted to give back that academy on teej and same day car accident happened through naira saving krishna and manish got that brain issue behaved like a kid. Later when he got hosh he gave those papers back to naira again. It's never sold. Akshu used it again for her music and dance academy. 

Originally posted by: Mehersudha

manish wanted to give back that academy on teej and same day car accident happened through naira saving krishna and manish got that brain issue behaved like a kid. Later when he got hosh he gave those papers back to naira again. It's never sold. Akshu used it again for her music and dance academy. 

 That's what I wanted to know. When husband does something for the wife it's his duty and if wife does something why should it be taken as ehsaan. They didn't dupe naira. Naira did it because they were her family and family mein ehsaan nahi hote 

Originally posted by: viji2111

 That's what I wanted to know. When husband does something for the wife it's his duty and if wife does something why should it be taken as ehsaan. They didn't dupe naira. Naira did it because they were her family and family mein ehsaan nahi hote 

that academy land given by naitik ak. But building constructed by manish and adjacent land to given by him to naira as gift. Then it's their property almost kept on mortgage and got it back. 

Originally posted by: PrplPhoenix

In season 2, Goenkas went into debt and nearly lost their house until Naira sold the Dance Academy and saved them. They were able to rebuild their business thanks to Naira.  Or else they would have been in the streets. So, half of Goenka money belongs to Akshu and Abhira. 

yes may naira sold her wealth and gave them house so she only owns the value of the house not entire property as post that goenka's have earned by doing buisness etc. They were indebted to naira and must pay her that amount back but remaining amount belongs to them whom they want to give it to. Ak has no rights on that as she never cared about taking care of elderly ppl which ruhi did and her mother did too. So they will have their will and based on that the property will be distributed. 

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Yes she has on karthik's property which is on his name. Which was earned by him. If he has not created any will before his death. But whatever is earned by manish he will decide who he wants to give. If he dies without making a will then everyone will have equal rights over property.