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In my understanding redemption, pardon me if I am wrong, means the steps taken to correct a situation, in this case Arnav saying sorry for MU Khushi, I also think Khushi has done quite a bit and has some redeeming to do as well.
All the times he wronged her he sees beyond his anger and says sorry, countless times but many choose to remember only the sin not the forgiveness he has said sorry for every time. Every since his kidnapping, Arnav has been trying to say sorry, his action speaks louder than his words, there isn't a one track written and is standard for saying sorry, people choose to say it in many ways, how many times people say sorry and offend again, Arnav's way is demonstrating it. I do not want to see Arnav begging and screaming saying to Khushi, please, oh pretty please forgive me, it is not him and he is not going to do it that way. His every expression on his face says it when he says sorry, that is enough for me and because Khushi loves him she takes the time to understand when he says it he means it. What is worst than Khushi deceiving him by fraudulantly getting his signature for Shyam, what is her reason for it, she believed Shyam when he said he would tell Arnav the truth in exchange for the signature, that action alone almost cost him his life and hers to, she corrected it and helped him to be free however according to some on this Forum it is always Arnav the wrong, Khushi the saint. They both do their fair share to each other and yes Arnav was totally wrong in treating her after the marriage the way he did, he is atonning now, he is doing everything he can most times out of character to please her, this adding to all the sorries is reedeeming himself, so I have to agree with you on this post Arnav does not need to draw blood to prove he is sorry just saying it and his actions proves he is.
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