Raman’s anger and anxiety effects in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein

Raman hugs Ishita and they have a romantic moment. Raman’s heart gets soothing effect seeing her. Ishita smiles and talks to him about Adi. Raman gets angry hearing about Adi and Aaliya. She asks about fulfilling responsibility towards Adi, they are Adi’s parents. Raman tells her that he does not want to talk to Ishita about Adi, and calls her senseless to get this topic between them. She wants to solve the matter by talking about it. Raman tells her that he can’t fulfill Adi’s wrong demands.

Raman’s anger gets high by her constant attempts to convince him. Raman says he can’t help Adi this time, this is not his decision to accept Aaliya. Raman refuses to talk to her. Ishita stops him and holds his hand, while Raman pushes her away. Ishita screams and falls down the balcony. This happens to be Raman’s dream, and he gets worried by the bad sign. Ishita comes from jogging and sees Raman too worried. Raman gets a relief seeing her and hugs her. Raman understands his anger is hurting his relations.

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