I couldn't help but compare the situation to this, but imagine the situation of when you're playing video games.
My brother and I, we are totally into video games. Especially, when playing competitive games it's always about who will win and we make it a point to rub it in each others' faces. Very rarely do we play a round where we both are on the same side. There are no feelings or emotions attached. We just see each other as equals and compete til we're tired of playing
When RK took his revenge, he stated that he was finishing the game that Madhu started right?He said she was his equal. And from his side, he was just taking all required measures to win this game against Madhu. So what did he do? He brought her into his house - a controlled setting.
Just like how in the video game the setting is within the measurements of the TV, this game between RK and Madhu was also just within the area of his house.
RK played, and he feels he won as far as the competition went.
But this is where what was just a game transcends into the outer world
Now I love defeating my brother in video games and vice versa.
Say we were put in a real life situation where we are competing with each other. Initially, the two of us may have no qualms in competing.
But say after a while we start hurting each other, both physically and emotionally. At first we may seem passive about it, but sooner than later we both would be aware of the damage that's being done. How would my reaction be? How would my brother react? As far as the video game setting went, I had no issues with how the other person felt. But outside of that setting, I'm confounded by my sisterly feelings and emotions to him.
Now back to RK-Madhu, even post the break-up RK continues his game. Why? Because Madhu comes to work on the sets for his movie, and even accepts his 3-day challenge. I mean would he have continued otherwise? Probably not.
But now as they move forward from this point, RK's feelings towards Madhu are coming into the light. And in his inebriated state he admits that he's not happy with this revenge/game.
I guess if we saw whatever happened pre-revenge as a game, the whole break up drama makes sense. That meaning we cut out all feelings/emotions.
But now that it has stretched beyond the interiors of the RK mansion, and outside of his control as well, he's slowly starting to react to it. But his perspective of this only being a game (which can also mean his ego) refuses to let him accept it
And like you guys mentioned, RK probably did know the consequences but wasn't aware of what his own reaction would be.
Edited by supercool3 - 12 years ago