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I know the general sentiment would be of disbelieve or even anger. Most wold question the CVs' and the character of Antara. But I beg to differ, to me in that moment DDEJ did something really path-breaking. It showcased the revenge and fury of a daughter scorned. She was ready to burn her soul and made the deal with the devil in order to avenge her father .
- Antara knows and Raghu didn't deny his role in her father's death. Intentional or Not.
- She gave her everything to this relationship went against her principles and her own upbringing. She loved a gunda and made peace with it. Yet here was this man who took away her everything.
- As a daughter to her ill mom and a very young brother, how can she let him live in peace.
- The pain she felt when she saw the charred body of her father would have given her a rage to kill the culprit, him being Raghu now, intensify's her hate.
- Her Pain would anyday be bigger than Raghu, she lost her father and love. Her everything.
- I am sure she would have wanted to kill that terrorist that murdered her father and ask any victim of terrorism they would agree with the sentiment , she did this to inflict a fate worse than that because her love was the Evil.
- Satya is the perfect vehicle to launch this revenge. She won't hold back.
- This ensures that Satya would never be the 3rd angle to this story, he is just a pawn in this battle between Rantara.
- His fate is sealed by this arrangement. He is an end to means for Antara.
- This will mark the birth of that Raghu who wielded the gun and marked her name with bullets.
- It actually gives a reason that when the time comes and Raghu redeems himself, Antara would have a reason to love him again. Imagine the guilt she would feel !
- And finally the Kashmir track.
I am so excited and feel thrilled to see a tv heroine going all revenge on her own lover. A daughter scorned indeed. This reminds me of Emily from Revenge!
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