Awaiting kind critique.
Well, once again the initial impression is "wow". I am
so jealous of those flying descenders - they contribute a lot to the appearance of "dashiness" which is a hallmark of good Ornamental Penmanship.
A couple of additional points for your consideration: r is a little taller than the other letters, by a quarter space if you are being picky. It's worth making a point of doing that, otherwise the letter can look a little indistinct. The same point about the height goes for s, and you can really emphasise it if you want, almost as tall as a t. Again, this is a rather dashy thing to do, but not necessarily all the time. Oh, and whilst I think of it, you could raise the dot of i (and j) so that it's level with the top of t. Just be careful to line it up with the main slant.
There are a couple of uncapped ts, by the way.
Only teasing - you're in very good company there ... in fact I've sometimes wondered whether the old timers regarded it as optional. Or maybe they were human after all.
Sterling work, Ashok.