Today’s scene was so endearing and showed how long this man has walked without harbouring expectations. Maybe there’s a flaming yearning of being loved back in the deepest corner of his heart. There’s also a bit of anxiety that springs out of losing someone you love more than yourself. But that’s something which humanises him in the existence of those God-like attributes.
For 8 years he lived with a damaged woman and went extra miles to heal her…expecting nothing in return.
In his own words voiced in the first phase, “A husband needs his wife.” That depicted his demanding side. Though even then he never forced her to pay heed to his needs and always kept her above it all.
Now, 8 years later, he seems content watching her from a distance. As I said earlier too, this is the highest form of love. It requires no loud chants or forced divine interventions to elevate itself because it’s already elevated.
Apne saare sawaalon ke jawab aapko apne hi dil se poochne honge. Wahin hain aapke saare jawab.
The monologue was significant and again stressed upon the fact that he never chooses what she should do. He lets her elect for herself and gracefully steps aside. How can one not love his gem of a man? And for how long can one not acknowledge the selflessness and the immense love he possesses? Hoping against hope that her heart leads her to the right direction…where he has been waiting for 8 years!
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