well said !!👏👏👏nothing more can b added atleast by me!!its so bang on that no words 4 praise!!simply awesum!!⭐️⭐️I like this - the 'real world' concept. Bechara Jagya - what could he do ? he was denied the rea; world and forced to accept a boring girl from the boring world - and he didn't know any better so he consumated also...
But first - please help me understand - Gauri was exposed to the real world much before Jagya - why did she not find someone else apart from a boring gaon ka chhokra ?Maybe if Anandi is sent to the real world too - she might find a true love.But the problem is - there are real worlds and there are real worlds.Jaitser to Mumbai is a leap intot the real world.Mumbai to NYC is another.NYC to California is yet another.And CA to Brazil and so on and so forth - life is full of so many real worlds - each more open and less restrictive than the earlier one...When does one say enough ? And why just change your spouse ? maybe you can decide your parents are not cool - adopt some nice ones - like Gauri's bade papa as an example..Maybe Jagya can re invent his whole life as simply as he chose a new name and identity.Even if I think I have no problems with that - I mind when someone else gets hurt for no fault of their own - like Anandi - and until she can find another kind kindred soul like Shyam to hold her hand - Jagya shud take responsibility for her. And by resp. I do not mean living and breathing @ Jetsar - I mean emotionally fed as by a companion who caused her hurt but is trying to help her move on b4 he can move on.Here Jagya changed his mind, Jagya thought he liked Gauri, Jagya got a new wife - it was just him him him...That is a very selfish sort of real world and an insult to the rest of us who life in different areas of this real world. The world does not change all that much - a person has to have some core values to stay grounded. But J has never had them and neither has Gauri