The Expectations of Accident Revelation Track...

Based on Aaliya's insistence here is what I think of the Accident Revelation Track.

So there are a lot of layers that need exploration when dealing with this track. From the top, it just looks like an accident and it needs punishment or some sort of accountability but when you add the dimensions of relationships this the number layers increase.

To begin with, I would love to see all three of them, Veer Sunaina and Krishna to find out at the same time. I would like to see the expressions from realization to horror to guilt.

I want some sort of accountability - not necessarily jail time - but some sort of accountability on Veer's part, and also some sort of empathy on the victims family's part too...

I want a confrontation where death for death' is spelt out. I don't know between who should this confrontation happen but I want it to be spelt out. Years ago, negligence on Shukla's behalf caused a family to lose a family head. The family had to go through way too much, although eventually, they came out of it. Years later, negligence on Veer's behalf caused Radhay to die. The family had to bear a lot of pain, especially Krishna, although eventually, she came out of it too. The saying what goes around comes around needs to be spelt out here. To me, that is really important!

Then there a lot of emotions that need to be spoken of (or played out) in this track!

There is also guilt on Sunaina's part. She cursed them, and then did not let Veer stop and help! Turns out the son of the man who was responsible for her husband's death, died. The man who made her a widow, she in return, made his daughter in law a widow. The death for a death played out. Although, it was pretty unintentional. I want to see guilt. I want to see her asking for forgiveness from Krishna and I want Krishna to empathise. I want Krishna to understand.

There is guilt on Krishna's behalf. Not only did she fell in love with Veer but also married him. I want her to see her struggle between trying to hate her current husband for her late husband's death. I want to see her try and forgive herself for falling in love with Veer (the murderer of Radhay). I want to see empathy and understanding of Veer's situation and reasoning (eventually). I want to see her get justice for her late husband, which does not necessarily mean jail time.

Veer has way too many emotions that need to be played. Veer is a doctor. He was unfair with his own profession. He let the man die - and as it turns out, the man was Radhay. Then the guilt he was the reason Radhay died, which in return caused Krishna so much humiliation by the hands of her ex-in-laws. The thought of losing Krishna forever should also be played out. The fear of spending time in jail and losing all the respect. The thought the Krishna had to go through so much torture and pain after Radhay, all because he did not stop the car to help. He was the reason a mother lost a son and that feeling should also be explored.

For Veer, it was death for death that played out when he thinks about Shukla. But when he thinks about Krishna, it was the loss of dreams against loss of dreams. Krishna was the reason he lost his dreams and respect in London, he was the cause she lost her dreams and love in London. What goes comes around!

Veer should realize that being guilty or feeling sorry shall not bring back Radhay and therefore Veer should make himself accountable for what he did. And I want Krishna to understand all these emotions and empathise with Veer.

Shuklain lost her son. I want to see Veer apologizing - begging for forgiveness, not because Krishna asked him to, but because he understands. He seeks forgiveness from a mother. And I want to see Shuklain eventually forgiving. I want to see a full spectrum of emotions from her. From hatred to cursing, to crying, to understanding to finally forgiving.

Shukla is a selfish man and I want him to use to this as an excuse to create havoc in Krishna and Veer's life. And I expect Bela and Tirloki to do what they do best - add fuel to fire. Shukla, maybe, gets his hospital back, as an exchange offer. I don't know. I know the this would be a lot more of drama, and a lot fewer emotions.

Gaj and Lalia. They would have a lot of emotions to play too. Broken trust, hurt, anger and maybe eventually forgiveness. But they'll be quick to forgive. I want to them act like they always do - as elders and as mature people. I want them to be the of voice sanity. Because we do need sane voices in this track.

I want Veer to face his charges, not because Krishna is forcing him to but because HE is a responsible citizen who made a mistake. I want him to make himself accountable and THAT would be a different storyline. Not because Krishna makes him do that - seen too many stories with such tracks. Veer is sensible, a mature and I want him to act like one now. It should be out of his own accord, his own will. I want Sunaina to understand that and support him. And Krishna to be proud of his decision. The decision should be independent of Krishna's influence. That is important. And accountability of his actions should not necessarily be jail time. It could be lots of money as fine or maybe the giving up of the hospital to Shuklas or anything else.

And as a guilt Veer could set up an emergency unit, in the name of Radhay, where accident cases are treated immediately and free of cost? Or something along those lines?

Originally posted by: Rainz

You've touched on all of the layers of this situation so well, Aneeqa! There is going to be no clear path forward for the characters when the truth is revealed, simply because there is so much history between these characters.

Veer and Sunaina are going to struggle with their guilt. What's interesting is that Veer already has been. We saw that when he was sick with fever and was mumbling about it. This guilt has been living in his subconscious since the accident happened. When he finds out that it was Radhe who he killed, that guilt is going to multiply a thousand times over. Both for Radhe's sake, and for Krishna's. He loves Krishna so much, and to know that he caused her suffering is going to kill him inside.

Sunaina is going to be interesting. We haven't seen her struggle with the same guilt Veer has - her focus has been on making sure the truth isn't exposed. She has been trying to protect her son. But when she learns that the truth she hid to protect her son is actually what destroyed her beloved daughter-in-law's life, she is going to be torn between both of their pain and suffering.

And I hope they show this suffering too. By then, Krishna and Sunaina's relationship would be so strong that seeing a hurting mother will tear Krishna apart too.

You bring up an interesting point about a death for a death. I think for it to truly be a balance, they are going to have to show it was Radhe's fault for coming in front of Veer's car. Veer's fault was not in hitting him, but in not trying to save him. That is the only way it is equivalent to what Shukla did in the past. Shukla didn't hurt Veer's father or cause his heart attack - his sin was not to save him when he had the power to do so.

If you read what Anju had written when she described the accident scene, I think that's what actually happened. Radhay was on call, not looking, came in front of the car. Veerdidn't stop the car to help - but just to be certain, I'm going to watch the episode and get back to you in a bit!

Even with this balance in the scales, I do believe they will show Veer try to atone for his sin. That is what will separate him from Shukla, who never had any remorse for what he did. The question is how Veer will atone, and what will be enough in Krishna's eyes, and in the Shukla family's eyes.

Exactly. And that's why I don't want Krishna forcing him or anyone for that matter to make himself accountable for his deeds. I want him to do it out of his own will. That makes the difference. If he does it for Krishna or because Krishna wants then it means he never really was regretting, and I don't want that. I want to make a conscious decision of making things right, the right way!

I also want to see Gaj and Laliya be the voice of reason. I really loved Laliya's dynamic with Veer during the camp track, and she adopted him as a brother. I would like to see that relationship play out when the truth is finally revealed, and to see Laliya support Veer. Veer is going to feel very alone and angry at himself and heartbroken, and he will need someone who can support him. Krishna and Sunaina will be dealing with their own emotions, and I don't think they will bring Nayani back for this. Plus, Veer will need an older sister, not a younger sister, to help guide him through this.

Yes, I agree but I also want to see the spectrum of emotion from anger to hurt to understanding. They'll be hurt. And I want to see that. But then I want them to be a saner and mature voice. And yes, Naini won't be useful here, considering it has been established that she's still too young and too immature. She will not be able to handle this. We need Laliya here.

Originally posted by: annx

So this is how it happens:

Veer is driving the car and telling his mom something on the mobile. Showing her the @ symbol on the phone. He was looking at the road too and was driving fine. Radhay running on the road. Suddenly comes in front of the car. From the looks of it, its Radhay fault but I can be biased!

Also, Veer wants to go help but Sunaina stops him. Sunaina actually emotionally blackmails him. Says, she'll commit suicide if he doesn't leave. Because she can't see him behind bars.