Different integration results when TrigToExp used

Question

I am trying to do a double integral over a domain $x \in (\theta_1,\theta_2), y \in (0,\theta_1)$. Instead of doing a definite integral I am doing an indefinite integral and taking limits. All that is fine, but my integrand consists of trigonometric functions, so if I do that I get a complicated answer and FullSimplify doesn't seem to do much or stops the kernel after a while; possibly because I am using Macbook Air. But surprisingly I am getting an imaginary part whereas my integrand is real, and the domain over which I am integrating is also real, $\theta_{1,2} \in (0,2\pi)$ .

Now instead of doing the integration with trigonometric functions now I am using TrigToExp to convert everything into exponentials and then redoing everything. Then I am getting a different answer, why is it so ?

This is the integrand.

FFG2[x_, y_, t1_, 
   t2_] := ((x - y) Cot[(x - y)/2]/2 - 1)^2 Csc[(x - y)/
      2]^2 Sin[(t1 - x)/2] Cos[(t2 - y)/2] Csc[(t1 - t2)/
      2] Csc[(x - y)/2] - ((x - y) Cot[(x - y)/2]/2 - 
      1)^2 Csc[(x - y)/2]^2 Cot[(x - y)/2] Cot[(t1 - t2)/2] (t1 - x)/
     2; 

Since the expression is complicated I am taking a part of this integrand by using collect and part,(there are 4 parts, I am picking the first one)

Part[Collect[FFG2[x, y, t1, t2], Cot[_]], 1]

which is

Cot[(t1 - t2)/2]*(((-t1 + x)*Cot[(x - y)/2]*Csc[(x - y)/2]^2)/2 + 
  ((t1 - x)*(x - y)*Cot[(x - y)/2]^2*Csc[(x - y)/2]^2)/2 + 
  ((-t1 + x)*(x - y)^2*Cot[(x - y)/2]^3*Csc[(x - y)/2]^2)/8)

Then I integrate over y first,

Cmp1yIntP1[x_, y_, t1_, t2_] = 
 Integrate[PFFG2[x, y, t1, t2, 1], y, 
  Assumptions -> {0 < t1 < 2 \[Pi], 0 < t2 < 2 \[Pi], t1 < t2, 
    t1 < x < t2, 0 < y < t1}] 

and put limits,

Cmp1yResP1[x_, t1_, t2_] = 
 Simplify[Limit[Cmp1yIntP1[x, y, t1, t2], y -> t1, 
    Direction -> "FromBelow"] - 
   Limit[Cmp1yIntP1[x, y, t1, t2], y -> 0, Direction -> "FromAbove"]]

then do indefinite integral of x,

Cmp1xyIntP1[x_, t1_, t2_] = 
 Integrate[Cmp1yResP1[x, t1, t2], x, 
  Assumptions -> {0 < t1 < 2 \[Pi], 0 < t2 < 2 \[Pi], t1 < t2, 
    t1 < x < t2, 0 < y < t1}]

and put limits,

ResP1[t1_, t2_] = 
 Limit[Cmp1xyIntP1[x, t1, t2], x -> t2, Direction -> "FromBelow"] - 
  Limit[Cmp1xyIntP1[x, t1, t2], x -> t1, Direction -> "FromAbove"]

Now doing the same thing as before but with TrigToExp

Cmp2yIntP1[x_, y_, t1_, t2_] = 
 Integrate[TrigToExp[PFFG2[x, y, t1, t2, 1]], y, 
  Assumptions -> {0 < t1 < 2 \[Pi], 0 < t2 < 2 \[Pi], t1 < t2, 
    t1 < x < t2, 0 < y < t1}];
Cmp2yResP1[x_, t1_, t2_] = 
 Simplify[Limit[Cmp2yIntP1[x, y, t1, t2], y -> t1, 
    Direction -> "FromBelow"] - 
   Limit[Cmp1yIntP1[x, y, t1, t2], y -> 0, Direction -> "FromAbove"]];
Cmp2xyIntP1[x_, t1_, t2_] = 
 Integrate[Cmp2yResP1[x, t1, t2], x, 
  Assumptions -> {0 < t1 < 2 \[Pi], 0 < t2 < 2 \[Pi], t1 < t2, 
    t1 < x < t2, 0 < y < t1}];
Res2P1[t1_, t2_] = 
 Limit[Cmp2xyIntP1[x, t1, t2], x -> t2, Direction -> "FromBelow"] - 
  Limit[Cmp2xyIntP1[x, t1, t2], x -> t1, Direction -> "FromAbove"];
Plot[{Re[ResP1[t, \[Pi]/3 + t]], Im[ResP1[t, \[Pi]/3 + t]] }, {t, 0, 
  4 \[Pi]/3}]
Plot[{Re[Res2P1[t, \[Pi]/3 + t]], Im[Res2P1[t, \[Pi]/3 + t]] }, {t, 0,
   4 \[Pi]/3}]

So I am getting different results on plotting. Interestingly, on converting to exponentials there is no imaginary values. Any help would be great, and how to know which one is correct ?