Originally posted by: nethraa_99
This is my never ending question regarding Virat ....which I've been thinking over for a long time...and trying to hint at during our early morning discussion with laksh.
I think him not clearing the vaada is a bit different....not applicable to this discussion I think....
Here are my newly formulated thoughts. From what I have understood you to be saying, it is that Virat lacks the emotional quotient to be able to reveal the truth to Samrat about the past. So, instead, he kind of retreats into his emotions, thereby kind of "giving up." I disagree with this for reasons that I have outlined many times by now. Because, to me, Virat cannot "give up", since he does not realize that Samrat needs him to clear up the past in the first place. Why? Because, in his mind, it is so clear that Samrat's perception of the past is wrong. That he loves Sai, and there is nothing in between him and Pakhi. Once again, he is wrapped up in his own emotions and unable to look past that. He thinks that Samrat will be able to come home and just sense, through his actions, that everything is a misunderstanding. Again, his language of expression is actions over verbal communication...
This is exactly like the vaada situation to me. It is not that Virat lacks the emotional quotient to be able to tell Sai the vaada does not exist anymore. Rather, it is that he does not realize that Sai needs him to clear the vaada in the first place, because again, he is wrapped up in his own emotions- he has been moving past the vaada since quite frankly a few hours after their marriage. The only truth to him now is that this relationship is real. And, he thinks that Sai, too, should be able to see all of this via his actions...