Originally posted by: fatssrilanka
If she was only immatured still that would have been solved. But, at times she's very stubborn. She doesn't accept her fault easily. When Sayi got lost while returning back after her college admission inspite of Virat asking her to hold his hand, at that time too she wasn't ready to accept that it was her mistake. Now, too it's the same thing. Her stubbornness is taking a toll on Virat and not her. I know many won't agree, but Sayi too does make mistakes.
I am sorry, I thought being immature meant showing a lack of emotional maturity, and being stubborn is part of it. She still has a sense of childishness in her which is her character flaw and needs to work on overtime. As a person that is how we grow and become mature (not Virat and PP wala mature for god's sakes). She can't suddenly become a mature, complacent person in just a couple of days just because she is married. She absolutely has mistakes and not holding Virat's hand was her fault, but her actions towards Virat's family, although it may not be the way many people would like to handle it, it is still justified as they are trying to instigate her to act that way. They are always pushing her off the edge and Virat only takes out his frustration on her. She is so smooth when talking to Pakhi, but turns into a headmaster when talking to Sai. Not everyone likes a 24/7 nit-picking radar-like Virat on top of them to find faults at everything. He never tried to stop Kaku from calling her names like "jugli mulgi, choti ghar" etc. But when she herself tries to stand up for herself, he will stop her because to him it is being disrespectful to elders. He comes during the last half of the convo and assumes that Sai is wrong. He knows that his family is not accepting of Sai, but he does not know the extent to which they insult and demean her. His lack of knowledge about the entire situation is putting more pressure on him. If you can't speak then be silent, just don't barge in with your 2 cents like PP and make the situation worse. He should hear both sides of the story before throwing his opinions and judgment on others.
Whenever he is present and a fight breaks out, he always supports Sai because he knows his family is wrong. For example, when they came back for their date, and everyone was charging them for being so late, or that same morning when he was going out to take her for admission, or when Sai and PP had a verbal confrontation when Virat manaofied his baiko from Usha's room. All these instances he was there from the start and he supported Sai because he knew she was not wrong. Other times when he yelled at her, he walked in during the middle of the arguments and assumed Sai was wrong.
As I have said earlier that Virat is being sandwiched from both sides. However, as much he takes out on Sai to discipline her, he should use the same tone and brashness with PP and his family. No woman comes to her husband's family to get insulted with every breath she takes. If the husband can not try to bring a truce between both sides then he has the option to live with his wife separately. In this case, Sai wanted to move to a hostel, but he will not allow him to do that either.
@bold. what thing are you exactly referring to?
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