Romita, Shamsher had gone to do as much to RK.
Yes, he had gone because he was angry at his daughter being targetted by RK. But it would have been better if he and Padmini had stopped Madhu at the outset from her crusade rather than wake up to the meaning of public humiliation when it turned on them instead.
If it were courage, they would not have been so shocked at the repercussions. But rather, it seemed to be a unanimous naivete from all three.
Neither Madhu nor Padmini nor Shamsher had expected to endure any problems, as if RK would get jailed, have his life messed up, and would not wish and do ill to the girl who started her dreamy crusade without actually expecting any adverse reaction.
Idealism is highly regarded because there is generally a high price to be paid, and the willingness to endure much.
Here, all three Mallicks showed at every point that they had expected to endure nothing for a crusade that was practically inconvenient to the person supposedly being crusaded for.
Mukund was not seriously or prolongedly harmed, and he and his family had been quite pleased at the immensely useful and needed settlement-amount.
It was only to impress Madhu that Mukund finally refused that, infuriating his mother and ensuring that she chose the other way of getting the same amount from RK for her family's needs.
This serial has a sterling track-record of never choosing a crusade actually mass-sympathizable but rather some stuff that most of the mass-audience would get past and ignore without any qualms to watch the next track. :((
Anyway, what RK was not willing to do, Bittuji did, and it ensured Mukund's exit and Rishbala's speedy wedding and story-proper.
And since many communities get married with only 4-phere, the contract was ignorable and the marriage was binding so the mass-audience could enjoy the husband-wife romance develop - which is a surefire massive-viewership bet if the couple has appeal for mass-audience.
Edited by leelaa9 - 10 years ago
Sports
Book Talk
Shiv Shakti
