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I completely agree with you. Nupur is extremely right in her anger and her desicion. It was really sensible of her to suggest that they stay away and cool their minds so that they can solve their problem easily. Mayank is acting here like a Male Chauvinist pig. He is insulting Nupur for no fault of hers. The reason for this unacceptable and intolerant attitude of Mayank is his ego, which does not bear the fact that anyone can beat him in his own talent, may it be his own wife. He feels dejected about the fact that Nupur who was an average student won the scholarship while he being a topper and a brilliant student lost to her. He cannot accept the fact that his own misunderstanding has caused this loss. Nupur has a right to question him, but knowing Mayank, she decided to keep quiet and put forward a solution.
On the other hand, Samrat also has equal right to talk to Gunjan and sort out his queries and differences. He for the first time has been feeling left out by Gunjan, or his 'Chashmish'. He begins to feel insecurity, that Gunjan is slowly drifting away from him into the film industry, where no one cares for feelings. His doubts become stronger when Gunjan asks him to apologise to the reporter whom he beat up to protect Gunjan's reputation. His feelings are quite genuine at the moment, considering the fact that Gunjan and he hardly meet and most of the times they are interrupted by such disturbing news or calls for Gunjan. He wants to express his feelings to her but is unable to do so when the bodyguards don't allow him. So his emotions have overpowered him to take violent steps. Gunjan on the other hand is behaving unreasonable. Gunjan is a brilliant student. Her identity was of a topper and even a melodious singer after the talent parade. Without Samrat by her side, she would've have never known her identity. Adding him to her life as a boyfriend gave her an extra special identity and did not clear off others. Acting was not her forte, it was Nupurs. So she couldn't have imagined of pursuing such a talent. So it is now that she has learnt of her skills and got even one more identity.
Lovely post, thnx for sharing your views with us.
On the other hand, Samrat also has equal right to talk to Gunjan and sort out his queries and differences. He for the first time has been feeling left out by Gunjan, or his 'Chashmish'. He begins to feel insecurity, that Gunjan is slowly drifting away from him into the film industry, where no one cares for feelings. His doubts become stronger when Gunjan asks him to apologise to the reporter whom he beat up to protect Gunjan's reputation. His feelings are quite genuine at the moment, considering the fact that Gunjan and he hardly meet and most of the times they are interrupted by such disturbing news or calls for Gunjan. He wants to express his feelings to her but is unable to do so when the bodyguards don't allow him. So his emotions have overpowered him to take violent steps. Gunjan on the other hand is behaving unreasonable. Gunjan is a brilliant student. Her identity was of a topper and even a melodious singer after the talent parade. Without Samrat by her side, she would've have never known her identity. Adding him to her life as a boyfriend gave her an extra special identity and did not clear off others. Acting was not her forte, it was Nupurs. So she couldn't have imagined of pursuing such a talent. So it is now that she has learnt of her skills and got even one more identity.
Lovely post, thnx for sharing your views with us.
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