Doesn’t this happen to us? What starts as showing care and concern, then turns into an argument and fight at last. It will get ugly if one doesn’t get hold of their emotions.
In the past few episodes, we have been watching how Virat has been acting. It first looked very sweet that he didn’t make her going out an issue though he had planned to take her out for lunch.
But what happened then?
He was concerned for her, felt it wasn’t right for her to go if she was the only one invited. He had even asked her if she didn’t find it to be wrong.
We all know what happened ever since then. Him trying to talk her through it, explain her, then trying to stop out of force.
Repented his action, tears escaped his eyes seeing that he inflicted the pain. But in an attempt to stop her, he turned blind to her pain and his own actions weren’t visible but her threats became more visible.
Then trying to remind her of how thankless she is, which then turned into a question as who initiated the marriage. Her refusal to accept that it was her Dad’s last wish seem to have pushed wrong buttons is what we know from the confession of Virat to Aai.
Then came the revelation about their deal marriage and his past.
When I watched the latest episode, I was shocked to see his indifference to her tears. She was not just hurt that he refused her food, or because she was reminded that it was his money, she was hurt that he had turned blind to her pain.
It was the same guy who got her coconut water and also insisted to have lunch before going home though she wanted to come home after the admission process. He didn’t want her to be in empty stomach.
What has happened now? We humans, forget or lose ourselves in anger that the very basic care/responsibility is ignored. His intention was to protect her, take care of her, yes that is important but in the process he got lost and failed to give her the very basic element of care such as food for her hunger.
He felt ashamed when Mohit said he will get it from his money, it looked like he realised what he did, but that was for a split second. He also was taken aback and may be even ashamed when Mohit said he would never want to idolise him. But what was shocking was that he stopped his brother from getting food for her.
It was even more shocking the way he was looking at Sai when she was crying in Aai’s arms. It was like him dismissing her hurt and attributing it as a result of her stubbornness. He has been crying since the past few episodes but turned blind to her hurt today? Consumed in rage? Why so much of indifference?
He was justifying his actions by acting indifferent without wanting to reflect on his own actions. Judgmental attitude can cloud our thoughts, can stop us from thinking straight, stop us from introspection. He has always been judgmental, this time Sai was stubborn as per him and she should be taught a lesson to not act stubborn henceforth.
His reaction when she said that there is atleast one person to raise voice for her. The pain with which she said that, she would have never dreamt that there would be one day when someone has to shield her from her Virat sir too. Not that he hasn’t shouted at her in the past or behaved unreasonably with her. She fought those battles on her own. Her self respect was in question today.
Never has she ever asked for money from him, discussion to visit GC to get her Dad’s money led him to realise she wouldn’t have money and that he never offered or thought about it. He gave her the money and asked her to take money for her expenses in the future too. This girl, accepted it as a loan and hence could even ask that she didn’t know that she cannot spend the loaned amount in the way she wants. Wonder if Sai just took the money and not as loan, how would she have felt today.
Every time money or any financial support (fees) accepted by her was accepted as a loan. And yet this man told her that it was his money.
No wonder he is a son of Chavan family. Absorbing all toxic behaviour and using it at times like this with absolutely no regret or shame.
Didn’t end here, when they showed him looking at his palms, I thought he was regretting his action, but no all that he could recall was her returning the money to him. What was it that he said he would never be able to forgive her? I couldn’t understand. What should he forgive her for? To have not believed as why he married her?
I was surprised that he was not one bit bothered about the revelation of his past with Pakhi in public. Didn’t upset him at all? Should we be happy or will it be used in the future? What was then bothering him?
Talk to Aai showed how much he cares for her, was worried about her. He also said that he lost it when she said that he was lying about her Dad’s last wish.
So the reason for denying food and for humiliating her was because he was worried for her, for her safety, and also because she was stubborn and went to meet her professor, and because she didn’t believe him that he married her because of her Dad’s last wish?
Sai has enough understanding of people and can judge what/who is right and wrong. Aai pointed out to him that Sai knows to judge people.
I am not sure about aisi hai Sai dialogue. What is it that Aai said about Sai not questioning him or Pakhi’s intentions to travel that put sense in him suddenly?
He does know that Sai is a person good at heart, didn’t he ever realise that she was okay for them to travel without her? He felt proud when Sai requested Pakhi to go with Virat and when she said that she didn’t even want to go in first place. He needed someone to remind him of that?
I thought that the statement that she never questioned yours or Pakhi’s intentions conveyed to him that when she can trust them both, how fair was it for him to question her going out, why can’t he support her going out by simply trusting her. But that still doesn’t make complete sense because his anger was because he was worried for her safety and not because he didn’t trust her. Then how did he realise that he spoke too much? Can someone answer this?
I am reminded of something that I do and that I have heard others do too. In an attempt to keep something very safe, I end up keeping it somewhere that I fail to locate it when needed. That would be the only thing I will keep looking for and not be able to find. We get too worked up sometimes when it can as well be handled in a relaxed manner.
In an attempt to show care or protect someone, we shouldn’t lose ourselves. His intentions might be right but his actions should be in sync with his intentions. No use in trying to protect her from the outer world when Mohit had to save her from his inhuman behaviour.
Like Aai pointed out to Virat that it wasn’t even him out there.
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