Originally posted by: Fats24
I agree with you. I have been saying this in many of my posts about Virat's feelings and pain. Why is Virat's pain always ignored? If you remember when Virat took Sai to Mahableshwar to celebrate their anniversary by saying that it was an official trip and as soon as she came to know the truth she screamed at him. She destroyed the decorations he had done for her. She insulted him so much that it left a scar and then later she even accused him of feeling insecure because Samrat returned. And, then when Virat distanced himself she asked him what has she done? Seriously? This girl didn't even realise what she had done and said to him in that trip. And, still people felt bad for her and not Virat. To be honest Sai is the culprit and Virat is the victim. She loves to guilt trip him in the name of sacrifice and being great.
In marriage or for that matter any relationship trust and respect for each other is an extremely important factor.
After these 2 comes love.
All these 3 things is needed to be earned.If given in platter, it serves no purpose.
In Sairat’s marriage, there were always 3 people from the start.
Virat didn’t take stand for Sai most of the times and always called her immature and stubborn.
He insulted her in many ways and worst of all he called her an orphan and allowed his family members to do so as well.
So she always believed that Virat loved Patralekha and will love her all his life because he never took a stand when Patralekha insulted Sai time and again.
Hence, her reaction in Mahabaleshwar.
Now coming to culprit and victim.
Both are culprit and victim because they don’t listen to what the other person is saying and thus assume and presume things.
But one thing that’s extremely pathetic on Virat’s part is he never trusted his love.
If he ever saw her with a guy he character assassinated her and that’s not acceptable whatever be the level or degree of love he has for her.
And given the way he is behaving now, obsessed and possessed lover, it isn’t actually love but the feeling of ownership.
How can she choose someone else apart from me?
This underlying character of his is making him completely non-relatable.
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