"Alright, people! Let's dive into some rishta rants. We're about to spill the tea on the most famous ones out there!"
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Oh, here we go again! The makers had the perfect chance to give us some real depth with Ruhi and Abhira's relationship, but nope, they decided to throw that opportunity in the trash. Instead of crafting a beautiful, meaningful bond, they opted to turn the lead into some "Mahaan" figure—because who needs well-rounded characters when we can have forced drama, right? And in the process, they’re trashing Ruhi’s character. Like, why destroy such a sweet, sunshine baby just to elevate the lead? It’s honestly infuriating, yaar.
Ruhi was always that one character who brought warmth and happiness wherever she went—like a human ray of sunshine. And now? Suddenly, she's being turned into a villain. Why? Because the makers clearly know that if they kept Ruhi as the lovable character she was, the audience would love her even more. Ruhi already had the audience wrapped around her finger emotionally—did they really think we wouldn’t notice?
Let's think about this: Ruhi was ready to sacrifice everything for Abhir. She didn't want Abhimanyu and Aarohi to marry because she put Abhir's happiness above her own. A kid with that kind of maturity and selflessness is rare. And don't even try to pull the "Abhir deserves Abhimanyu more" card. If Ruhi wanted her own way, she could've easily made a scene, but she didn’t. She put her brother's happiness first. Where’s the selfishness? Where’s the villainous behavior? Exactly, nowhere.
But now, the makers are trying to paint her as a full-on vamp. Are you serious? It’s like they woke up one day and decided, "Let’s ruin everything about Ruhi's character for no reason whatsoever." She was the one who loved Abhira before she even knew them, the one who tried to bring everyone together. Remember that drawing scene? Ruhi telling Abhir that Massi loves him too, even when Abhir was giving her the cold shoulder? That was pure gold!
So, why, makers, why? Why do this to such a beautifully written character? Instead of showing Ruhi supporting her family, they’re stripping her down to a one-dimensional villain just to create cheap drama. It's lazy, unfair, and downright disrespectful to the viewers who’ve been invested in her from the start. Ruhi deserves better—heck, we all do. It’s time to stop tearing down characters for the sake of pointless conflict and start building meaningful relationships for once. But hey, I guess logic and fairness went out the window when they decided this was a good plotline.
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Will the next update be about the other rant's baby swap?
