Vikram was right!

Vikram was absolutely rightful to ask those questions in parking lot.But does Sugni cares???Does she even listening him?She is all to marry at anycost to a thakur.This girl can make her mother die for her ambition.so who is Vikram?

i am sorry I have to disagree with you. I like Vikram as a character. I am very disappointed with the way the CVs have buthchered all of the characters for an IMMORAL sotryline.

But no matter how negative Vikram turns and how much anyone including Sugni pushes him there is NO JUSTIFICATION for attacking Sugni or any girl for that matter. NOTHING NOTHING JUSTIFIES that act. On that day, for me at least, TVS will die.

I hope to God that if CVs decide to go down that road Varun Badola quits because that would be the ultimate betrayal of the character he has brought alive.!!!!

Vikram - Varun Badola, played a crucial protagonist role, portraying a man with sense, ambition & fortitute who was depicted as a philanthropist while doing justice to the poor, now suddenly he is turned into a villan by the directors.

What logic in the name of true love & justice are they showing by inducing a hero into a villan? Varun can only play a protagonist role in this show. This is what he was portrayed as right from the beginning, he is naturally inclined to show positivity and most probably is a very positive person even in real life. He can be a very good example to others against all odds and it is this positive 'hero' role which suits him best while acting.

Rather than have an antagonist using protagonists like Varun, the show, which started off with senseless abuse of women, packed with 'religiosity' and some comedy, should complete on a positive note for those of us who do have faith, with justice being won through good sense, love & peace, either with Vikram and Sugni reconciling making amends and marrying, while Adi respecting his Uncle's fiance & bride and marries his own finace, Amrita , or at least to give a depressed and rejected Vikram a new chance in finding a decent spouse who cares enough about him to restore his faith (in God alone).

Varun Badola's talents should never be wasted on cheap shows directed so badly depicting him only as a confused, mad man or a vilian.

I hope you have a chance to see 'Aek Chabhi Hai Pados Mein' mostly written/directed by himself to understand Varun Badola's real talent. Although I am not a Hindu, and I do not agree entirely with some parts of the story, it hit a chord with me as I remembered my childhood days when respect for women was upheld and Muslims & Hindus were like best friends dissolving disputes before & living together in a very friendly respectable and caring communities.

Poeple need to see more films about family & community life, respect, love, hope, peace & faith, (not violence, antagonism, resentment, hatred or revenge).