The Journey of the Characters During the Accident Revelation Track

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This post is going to be longer than my usual posts so I have divided it into sections.

The first section talks about Krishna's journey. I will add other journeys during this weekend! Happy reading!

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This has been a painfully beautiful track. A track that made me find excuses to not watch, to delay watching and yet end up watching the episode. A track that made me fall in love with KCL all over again with every episode.

There are very few shows that keep my interest for this long, and KCL is one of them. I know there are divided opinions on this accident track and I am not here to change anyone's opinion. I am just going to write my heart out today.

This track was about the journey of 4 characters: Krishna, Veer, Shukla, and Sunaina. This track explored more aspects of their characters - this track made them more human and more real.

Krishna: https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/150117659

Veer:

Shukla:

Sunaina:

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Posted: 6 years ago
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Krishna

Almost every ITV show's female lead is betrayed by their male counterparts but none has been this painful. Never has a character's betrayal affected me or taken me to my past the way Krishna did. She reminded me of me 10 years ago. I could relate to the betrayal, to the lost trust on everyone, to the hurt and to the pain. She wasn't angry, no she wasn't - she was betrayed - she felt used - she felt dead within. A betrayal from your loved one destroys you. It changes you as a person within seconds. If you can't relate to any of this, I am happy for you! I truly am - because then you have never been betrayed by the person you have trusted the most. The person you had hoped from, the person who gave you dreams, a reason to live, a reason to smile. Krishna was betrayed.

She was bailed out by the man who was against her happiness, she knew that. She refused to take his help. But then, he presented the case in a way that she had no choice but to listen. Did she believe him then? No, she didn't. She didn't believe him, even with all the evidence she did not believe him. She went asked Veer - had Veer said no, she would have given him a chance to explain and she would have believed Veer. Had Veer not been found near the international airport, with a ticket in his pocket - she would have listened to him. But his yes' changed all of that.

Veer had given her hope, a new life and new dreams - he had rekindled her dreams of being a doctor and then, just like that, everything was taken away. A simple yes, took it all away... Years ago that one phone call changed my life. Did I call and confirm? Yes, I did. But that one yes, destroyed everything. Just like it destroyed everything for Krishna. Nothing else mattered. No explanations. Nothing.

Ishani, you have been complaining about lack of communication, and to a logical, cooler mind this all sounds simpler - but in real life, when the person closest to you betrays you, no communication works. Krishna did not trust on Shukla. She listened to him and then gave Veer a chance to say no. You say she should have listened to him completely - maybe she should. But would that change anything for her - absolutely not! Why? Because no explanation changes anything - how is she supposed to trust him now. Any word he utters could be a lie to protect himself. Hell, how can she be certain he actually loved her. The evidence pointed against Veer, he was found near the international airport with a ticket in his pocket, he did vanish from the lawyers meeting and was not to be found, he did lie to her about the accident, he was having dreams about him killing someone, his mother did beg her to accept the crime she had not committed. No, she did not trust Shukla, but she cannot, now, trust Veer too. You say she should have gone to meet him once, she should have listened to him - looking from her perspective - how does she now he is not manipulating her, again? She knows he has emotional power over her and she does not want to trust him again - or anyone else.

Veer did have a chance to say the truth - in the court. He could've explained it to the judge. Krishna was sitting there, she would've heard him - but Veer did realize that it would look like he is saving himself, protecting himself. So he did not even say it to the court. At least, the running away part could've been cleared in the court. Veer did have a chance to explain, even if it was an indirect chance.

You then question, the factor of trust. I agree with most that had their relationship been given some time the trust would have grown stronger - but remember, although trust can grow stronger with time yet, it could be broken as easily. It does not matter if the yes' had come 10 years later, or now. Trust was broken. The only savior of this trust would have been Veer's confession - and that too on time. He had plenty of time to confess - he could have talked to her during the meeting with the lawyer - or when he came to see her at midnight - or when he went running to his mother- he could have confessed to her. It would have changed things. She would have listened to him, would've been angry too but wouldn't have felt betrayed!

This betrayal has changed her (or will post leap). Her emotions will be guarded now, she'll be scared to feel, she'll be hard, she'll not be able to trust anyone again - at least for a long long time, and she'll be focused - focused on herself and her career.

This track also showed Krishna's weakness - her unguarded emotions. It was her emotions that she forgave Shuklain for everything, it was her emotions that made her trust Shukla and sign the papers, and it was her emotions that made her eat the drugged prasad when she was to meet Veer at the airport.

When the betrayal is revealed, it kills all your emotions. That's what happened with Krishna too. Today, when she refused to accept anything from Shuklain and Shukla, even Radhay's name could not soften/ weaken her today.

She has changed. She has finally recognized her weakness and has buried her emotions now. The betrayal has changed her.

The common assumption is that once the truth is revealed post leap, Krishna will be guilty. My question is what truth exactly? That Veer was not running away, that he still loved her - the fact remains he did kill Radhay. He did hide the accident truth. Nothing changes that. Yes, Krishna will be partially guilty, but this truth is the only thing that will heal her. I look forward to her healing!

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Posted: 6 years ago
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What you describe is a relation we often find with characters on TV and you have done this beautifully. You say the right thing about betrayal - once we feel betrayed absolutely all trust in the world and everything in it vanishes. All it takes is a blink of an eye. You are right. Krishna did honour Veer his right to say something, but then she limited his answers by restricting it to Yes or No. From that she assumed the rest that was presented to her as true. She very well knows Bade Shukla is a crooked man and one who can malign his Son's name - the stunt he pulled at the hospital with the expired medicines said it all. But, then I suppose as human being - a consciousness - we can't logically think about everything all at once. It takes time to process, observes and analyse, but we do not normally have the time for all this as our situations are always changing rapidly.

I can't wait to read about the other characters. Come back soon and finish of your post.
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Originally posted by: annx

First of all let me tell you,you've written and explained everything beautifully like always. I agree with almost everything that you've written and would try to present my pov on how i see KrishVeer's situation as of now.😳

Almost every ITV show's female lead is betrayed by their male counterparts but none has been this painful. Never has a character's betrayal affected me or taken me to my past the way Krishna did. She reminded me of me 10 years ago. I could relate to the betrayal, to the lost trust on everyone, to the hurt and to the pain. She wasn't angry, no she wasn't - she was betrayed - she felt used - she felt dead within. A betrayal from your loved one destroys you. It changes you as a person within seconds. If you can't relate to any of this, I am happy for you! I truly am - because then you have never been betrayed by the person you have trusted the most. The person you had hoped from, the person who gave you dreams, a reason to live, a reason to smile. Krishna was betrayed.

She was bailed out by the man who was against her happiness, she knew that. She refused to take his help. But then, he presented the case in a way that she had no choice but to listen. Did she believe him then? No, she didn't. She didn't believe him, even with all the evidence she did not believe him. She went asked Veer - had Veer said no, she would have given him a chance to explain and she would have believed Veer. Had Veer not been found near the international airport, with a ticket in his pocket - she would have listened to him. But his yes' changed all of that.

@Bold i agree! his one yes has changed everything for them.But don't you think she could've given him half a min if not a full minute to say his version? Granted that everything was pointing at him(even Veer understood that and acted accordingly).Granted from her pov had she given him even half a minute he would've woven a new lie and try to manipulate her with it.I completely get that and i've absolutely no problem with how she reacted coz like you said when you are betrayed by the very person you trusted with your everything it is a big blow and naturally your mind won't be in a right state to think straight.(you know it better than i do since i'ven't gone through one *touchwood* but you did and i'm sorry that you did.) but if we think about a similar event( i.e when she was drugged and veer didn't believe her) if i remember it correctly, he still gave her a chance to explain her version when she come upto him with the evidence.He listened to her even if it was with a preconceived notion but he did listen to her! He had no reason to trust her back then but here Krishna had all the reason to trust him.yes she did trust him over everything else before His yes but i wish she would've given him that half a minute to explain himself coz unlike veer she had a reason to trust him.there is a reason why she fell in love with him right?if she could show her absolute trust in him during the false medicine thing and was so sure that veer could never do it and was so sure that he was framed by shukla then why couldn't she think the same in this case even if it was for a split seconds? If radhey meant her everything so did Veer's london dream back then to him.If she could expect him to listen to her back then,then why couldn't she allow him to speak now?

Veer had given her hope, a new life and new dreams - he had rekindled her dreams of being a doctor and then, just like that, everything was taken away. A simple yes, took it all away... Years ago that one phone call changed my life. Did I call and confirm? Yes, I did. But that one yes, destroyed everything. Just like it destroyed everything for Krishna. Nothing else mattered. No explanations. Nothing.

Ishani, you have been complaining about lack of communication, and to a logical, cooler mind this all sounds simpler - but in real life, when the person closest to you betrays you, no communication works. Krishna did not trust on Shukla. She listened to him and then gave Veer a chance to say no. You say she should have listened to him completely - maybe she should. But would that change anything for her - absolutely not! Why? Because no explanation changes anything - how is she supposed to trust him now. Any word he utters could be a lie to protect himself. Hell, how can she be certain he actually loved her. The evidence pointed against Veer, he was found near the international airport with a ticket in his pocket, he did vanish from the lawyers meeting and was not to be found, he did lie to her about the accident, he was having dreams about him killing someone, his mother did beg her to accept the crime she had not committed. No, she did not trust Shukla, but she cannot, now, trust Veer too. You say she should have gone to meet him once, she should have listened to him - looking from her perspective - how does she now he is not manipulating her, again? She knows he has emotional power over her and she does not want to trust him again - or anyone else.

yes i agree that even if she had given him a chance to explain nothing probably would've changed. But this explanation definitely would've given her a few things to think about like say it would not 've her doubt his love for her,it would've made her think that maybe there was some truth to what he was saying,it would've given her the truth that He was the one that collected those very evidence she was believing just so that he can turn himself to the law and tell her everything.and maybe it would've given her a reason to doubt shukla and sunaina or maybe not who knows.

the ticket should've been rang a bell. I mean knowing shukla she should've given him a benefit of doubt. if he was really running away then why would she find him at the middle of the road? And how conveniently she forget the part where he told his mother that he wanted to tell her everything.Hopefully,she'll think about these in the future.

Veer did have a chance to say the truth - in the court. He could've explained it to the judge. Krishna was sitting there, she would've heard him - but Veer did realize that it would look like he is saving himself, protecting himself. So he did not even say it to the court. At least, the running away part could've been cleared in the court. Veer did have a chance to explain, even if it was an indirect chance.

yes i wish he at least he cleared the part where she accused him of knowing everything and marrying her.But then again like you said anything he'd 've said would only look like he was trying to protect himself. For him at that moment it was far more important to let her know that he truly loved her and he didn't betray her more than explaining the whole thing and hence his repeated "i love you"/"i love her..."

You then question, the factor of trust. I agree with most that had their relationship been given some time the trust would have grown stronger - but remember, although trust can grow stronger with time yet, it could be broken as easily. It does not matter if the yes' had come 10 years later, or now. Trust was broken. The only savior of this trust would have been Veer's confession - and that too on time. He had plenty of time to confess - he could have talked to her during the meeting with the lawyer - or when he came to see her at midnight - or when he went running to his mother- he could have confessed to her. It would have changed things. She would have listened to him, would've been angry too but wouldn't have felt betrayed!

agree. but like in the case of krishna where she couldn't think straight after knowing the truth likewise, veer couldn't think straight after realizing he was the one who was behind all her miseries and so he went to his mother who is/was his closest confidante,who knew about this matter.The moment he realized the gravity of the situation he straightway went to confess to krishna. about the midnight,this i don't know why he walked away...probably because he was too ashamed to face her.idk.

This betrayal has changed her (or will post leap). Her emotions will be guarded now, she'll be scared to feel, she'll be hard, she'll not be able to trust anyone again - at least for a long long time, and she'll be focused - focused on herself and her career.

This track also showed Krishna's weakness - her unguarded emotions. It was her emotions that she forgave Shuklain for everything, it was her emotions that made her trust Shukla and sign the papers, and it was her emotions that made her eat the drugged prasad when she was to meet Veer at the airport.

When the betrayal is revealed, it kills all your emotions. That's what happened with Krishna too. Today, when she refused to accept anything from Shuklain and Shukla, even Radhay's name could not soften/ weaken her today.

She has changed. She has finally recognized her weakness and has buried her emotions now. The betrayal has changed her.

The common assumption is that once the truth is revealed post leap, Krishna will be guilty. My question is what truth exactly? That Veer was not running away, that he still loved her - the fact remains he did kill Radhay. He did hide the accident truth. Nothing changes that. Yes, Krishna will be partially guilty, but this truth is the only thing that will heal her. I look forward to her healing!

to answer you, truth about everything that you've mentioned.mio she has made peace with radhey's death. she is more heartbroken over what veer did to her than the actual death. she is guilty for loving and marrying the man who has killed her late husband.She thinks he has betrayed her and pretended to love her...knowing the truth will make her realize that the man she has fallen in love with hasn't betrayed her and he genuinely loved her and was brave enough to collect all the necessary evidences to punish himself for the crime that he has committed .this wouldn't probably change anything much but like you've said it'll heal her.It will give her the peace that the man she thought was a coward wasn't a coward after all.


Neither i'm angry with Krishna nor with shukla and most definitely not with veer. the only person to be blamed for this mess is sunaina and her stupidity
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What a great post yaar aneeqa...⭐️
Agree with all your points...yes betrayal ...she had the betrayal in the worst possible way ever...thanks to shukla for that...
On her way from police station to finding veer ...she was thinking about her good times with veer ...I really wished she cud have remembered how he saved her from goons , neighbours and the accident !!

But the feeling she had was strong that it dint let her to hear him out , what he has to say !!
She is a rough women now , after all that happened...I'm waiting to know how will she react when truth comes out that BS trapped veer..., will it leave a big impact on her or not ?!?!?!


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👏 wow fabulous post! Can't wait to read about the rest of the characters.

Very well said and totally on point.
When a person is betrayed they become deaf and blind to anything that come after the proof of the betrayal anything after that is questioned and doubted . Veer does love krishna but his keeping the truth from her changed everything! If he were to tell her from the beginning everything would have been different and the story would be over . He wanted to come clean and believed that his wife should know the truth even before he found out his victim was Radhe, but his mother prevented him does that make him any less guilty ? Absolutely not! Had he told her before she would have been upset but she would have trusted him. Veers own mother turned against her and lied about Veer leaving for London then Shukla repeating Veer fled that is a second source and she saw everything with her own eyes . He was caught red handed . Had Veer told the truth about the kidnapping in court as his lawyer tried to bring up shukla that is beside the point . At the end of the day in all cases Veer killed Radhe and needs to pay for that .Accident or not he took a life . That is why he didn't fight he wants to be punished for what he did as the guilt was slowly eating him alive knowing he hit someone and fled without giving aid . Knowing the victim was Radhe that gutted him even more that he destroyed his krishna's Life as he mentioned in the scene . She didn't listen and he didn't try to defend himself because the story must go on Veer needs to be punished and Krishna needs to let her head lead her not her emotions. Being dependent on others decisions regarding her life gutted her more then once .
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Loved your post Aneeqa 👏 👏.
I don't think Krishna trusted Shukla completely. She wanted to hear the truth from Veer. Even if it was a yes she would have accepted the fact but definitely would have been hurt and angry with Veer. That slap was not for hiding the truth but for not aiding to a person when it was needed the most. Being a doctor he fled the scene like a coward surrendering to his mom's emotional blackmail . She would have listened to Veer if she had not found him in the middle of the road near a car loaded with his luggage and a flight ticket with him. She felt betrayed. She thought Veer cheated and used her to escape the punishment. After this she did not want to hear what he had to say. It did not matter to her. Even if Veer tried to explain his situation she might only think that he is trying to manipulate her from escaping the punishment.
All thanks to Sunaina. She lied to Krishna that Veer is leaving to London and BS used this to frame Veer. He used his crooked brain smartly and got what he wanted. He separated Veer and Krishna.
When the truth comes she will understand Veer loved her truely and BS used every situation and played his nasty and selfish game against them.
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So I'm trying to answer/comment on everyone's opinion in this one post so that I don't repeat myself. There is a reason I love this, and that is, the realistic approach to characters. These characters are not larger than life, they are not perfect, and that is one reason I watch this show!

I understand that she did limit his answer, but looking from her perspective, you really in the state of mind to comprehend everything? Let's view it from her eyes. Let's just go through the facts.

Veer suddenly got up and left during the lawyers meeting. That was the last time she saw him.

Her mother visits, claims he left for London and asks her to accept the crime.

Shukla comes to her rescue, bails her out. She knows he can't be trusted - but then she looks at the pictures. She looks at GPS and other records which prove that Veer was at the accident's location.

She, then along with police, goes to look for Veer. Veer is found awake, near the international airport, with a ticket in his pocket.

And then he says yes! He accepts that he caused the accident!

Whatever he says after that becomes meaningless. She can't deny what say saw! There is no excuse left.

It takes years to rationalize things after a betrayal. How can anyone expect Krishna to rationalize it within seconds!

Even if Shukla had not told Krishna that their marriage was a reason to protect himself, Krishna might have assumed it under the circumstances. Anyone would!

SRKian - you're Anika, right?

You draw parallels to the airport track. Yes, Veer gave her time to explain. And then what? He threw her out of the room. So if Krishna had given him a chance to speak, what would have changed? You bring the trust factor. But that yes along with facts had broken that trust.

Let's suppose Shukla had not said a word. Instead, someone else had informed Krishna and gotten her out, and she had found Veer under the same circumstances - do you believe she would've trusted him then? NO! No, because the fact remains he did kill Radhay and fled. The fact remained that he was found near the International airport with a ticket in his pocket! The fact remains that Sunaina had informed her that Veer was leaving. The fact remains that Sunaina had begged her to accept the crime. The trust broke the minute he accepted the crime. Krishna just added the fact to come to a conclusion - she did not accept anyone else's truth - but made her own!

You insist on Krishna allowing Veer to explain, I say any explanation would not have changed anything.

Also, you are expecting too much from a person whose life has been turned upside down within a second! One truth and everything came crashing down. You are expecting too much logic and trust and coolness. This does not happen in real life. One truth and nothing else matters. You start questioning every breath you spent with that person.

You draw parallel about destroying life vs destroying life - I agree. In one of my posts, I've talked about death vs death and Krishna's life and dreams vs Veer's life and dreams. So yes, the parallels exist, but makers have chosen to not touch on those parallels.

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to answer you, truth about everything that you've mentioned.mio she has made peace with radhey's death. she is more heartbroken over what veer did to her than the actual death. she is guilty for loving and marrying the man who has killed her late husband.She thinks he has betrayed her and pretended to love her...knowing the truth will make her realize that the man she has fallen in love with hasn't betrayed her and he genuinely loved her and was brave enough to collect all the necessary evidences to punish himself for the crime that he has committed .this wouldn't probably change anything much but like you've said it'll heal her.It will give her the peace that the man she thought was a coward wasn't a coward after all.

The truth will heal her. And I agree with you.

Originally posted by: Thabassum19

What a great post yaar aneeqa...⭐️

Agree with all your points...yes betrayal ...she had the betrayal in the worst possible way ever...thanks to shukla for that...

On her way from police station to finding veer ...she was thinking about her good times with veer ...I really wished she cud have remembered how he saved her from goons , neighbours and the accident !!

But the feeling she had was strong that it dint let her to hear him out , what he has to say !!

She is a rough women now , after all that happened...I'm waiting to know how will she react when truth comes out that BS trapped veer..., will it leave a big impact on her or not ?!?!?!


Thabz - that would not have changed anything! Even if she had recalled every single moment she had spent with him - it would have not changed the fact that he hid the accident from her. To her, it would still look like he did all of that to win her trust and her love!

Thank you Houstonmom and Jen for explaining it more!

Thank you, everyone, for reading it!


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Originally posted by: annx

Thabz - that would not have changed anything! Even if she had recalled every single moment she had spent with him - it would have not changed the fact that he hid the accident from her. To her, it would still look like he did all of that to win her trust and her love!

Thank you Houstonmom and Jen for explaining it more!

Thank you, everyone, for reading it!





Welcome Aneeqa.
Even I was wondering why Krishna was not willing to listen to Veer. She was not at fault, the surrounding and circumstances made her to react in that way. Anybody in her place will react the same way. Sunaina kept on telling her that Veer is leaving to London. Krishna very well knows BS can stoop low to any level to get his revenge. BS was an outsider but Sunaina is Veer's mom. If only Sunaina had not performed those stupid stunts she would have still given Veer a chance and would have listened to him.
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Anee, what a wonderful treat for the weekend. I'm sad that you have experienced betrayal and loss of trust but I'm sure that has made you stronger.
Coming to your post, agree with whatever you have said. It is a life altering betrayal for her, she will be a changed woman from now and I wrote already how my heart bleeds for all that has been lost.
Veer did understand the futility of trying to explain BS's dirty game, it will only make him look more desperate.
The root cause for this whole MU is Sunaina! Leave aside that she did not let Veer help the accident victim, in the very initial phase of their work relationship when Veer had a nightmare Sunaina lied to Krishna about it & then gave some lame lie about a patient. So now Krishna thinks that Veer knew it was Radhey when he caused the accident. She doesn't know that Veer himself realised it was Radhey only now, she thinks he intentionally betrayed her and married her to safeguard himself. Then again in the police station if Sunaina had not forced her to confess & lied to her about Veer going off to London, Krishna might not have believed BS next morning. Sunaina only dug the grave deeper for Veer. But nothing changes the fact that Veer didn't get down and help an accident victim, an accident caused by his carelessness, which is not only inhuman but against his oath too.

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