Dear Mohini,
This is only about the part in
red, which I have extracted from your very forceful post.. Let me attempt an explanation, and let us see if you can agree with it at least in part.
Ideally, love should make you stronger, and protective of the loved one, in the sense that you do whatever is best for him/her. But then, in some people, love makes them weak,and even the best of them succumb,whether it is an impulsive boy like Arjun on the hilltop, or a much more mature Onir now.
One has to have pity for such failings. It would have been far better for Onir to have put his foot down with Purvi and read her the riot act at once when she proposes the baby exchange, but she is his greatest weakness. He is not a young man in love, you see. He is someone who was perfectly happy with his patients and his idealism, till one day this girl came along and turned his well ordered world topsy turvy. When love hits an otherwise unlikely candidate like that, it hits him very hard. Now he cannot bear to see her unhappy, and that warps his judgement.
Even then, he is more sensible and firm in lecturing her post facto about the need, once she has made this decision, to stay the course, and yesterday he tells her bluntly that what she is doing is wrong for all concerned, especially for the baby, and that they should move forthwith to Kolkata. But it is too little and too late, and now he is well and truly in the suds.
I am not at all sure of the credibility of any case that could be made against him on the basis of the CCTV evidence, but why would that bother the CVs? I am now only waiting to see if Purvi limits her reaction to clinging to the bars of his cell at the police station and weeping buckets of (many would say crocodile) tears, or if she actually confesses to her vital part in the matter. Not that this will absolve Onir of the misdeed, but legally speaking, I do not think the case will hold if the Ds and Arjun and Ovi refuse to press charges.
There is, I am afraid, no reprieve for those of us wanting Purvi to get her just deserts.
Shyamala
@ ambolove: Thanks to you for creating the topic in the first place.
I am loving the discussion going on in the forum on this topic.
As a sane and normal human being, it is impossible for me to understand even
Onir's actions and why he is so persistent when it comes to catering to Purvi's highhanded and inhumanly demands.
Onir was shown as a person who was always into doing the right thing and helping the needy rather than building a high profile career. So, his current actions present a very baffling and annoying paradox.