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I sincerely hope that it isn't a love triangle in its conventional sense. Because Viraj doesn't deserve her, and if they played around with the notion of Jhanvi returning to him - then it'd be the wrong message to send out to the viewers. Considering that we're talking about a man who has domestic violence traits in his persona, among other psychological issues.
The thing is that men like Viraj are mentally imbalanced. Even though treatment, in some cases, can help - the question remains whether a woman, who has suffered what Jhanvi has suffered, should return to a man who might one day fall back into his old habit because something or someone in his surroundings triggered the monster.
Now, as for the "destined to be together" part, I have to disagree. Maybe because I believe in people being able to fall in love again, find happiness in someone else as well as their first love. Jhanvi trusted Viraj, fell in love with, gave him many chances to change - but his past has shaped him and I fail to see any redeeming qualities in him. Not any that might last. In the end, I believe that he had his chances to keep her and he failed her. Immensely. He doesn't deserve her. And no woman should return to a man like Viraj.
She deserves someone better than him. Someone she can trust and who would support her, boot her self-esteem, allow her to be outspoken without fearing a physical or verbal attack.
Raghav, from what I've seen so far, is a better man than Viraj.
I think that some people are so mentally imbalanced that it becomes an every day struggle for them to fight the monster within - and that's only if they truly want to fight it because they're convinced that the monster is, in fact, a monster and not a good thing.
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