Moral Wounds Always Remain Fresh

The present track of Madhu having just one aim in life now and that of teaching RK a lesson, a lesson in love and trust...and what it feels like when that love is mocked at and trust broken...it all reminded me so much of "The Count of Mount Christo" or rather of "Inteqaam" hindi movie starring Sadhana, inspired by this very book by Alexandre Dumas...

- "Moral wounds have this peculiarity - they may be hidden, but they never close; always painful, always ready to bleed when touched, they remain fresh and open in the heart."

So if Madhu wants RK to undergo all that she has gone through...if she wants him to bring out the humane side of him, then why not...

Madhu laying open all that she has suffered at the hands of RK was really touching and obviously apt as in him she seems to have found a confidant and an ally...

Whether Dipali and Sikki will be booted out of the RK mansion or not...now that I want to see...wondering if this time round Madhu will be condescending as always...I hope not...

Even RK's apology is demanding...

It will be interesting to see how Madhu will start giving RK the doses of his own medicine...

Taking my leave with a retro bringing out all of Madhu's anguish :

"mare gaye gulfam, aji haan mare gaye gulfam, ulfat bhi raas na aayi..." (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju7jNvnqvbM)