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The Cv's can't expect to show morality out of immoral actions i.e. breaking up of your Uncle's marriage, breaking up your engagement to marry the same woman who also happens to be the daughter of a prostitute and was about to sell herself to other men...
A woman who is in love with one man can't be happily married to someone else she is not in love with, and all live in the same house peacefully without feeling emotions, hurt or in pain - impossible.
In real life, if a man like Aditya, is so fickle and changes his heart so quickly, can not and will not accept his wife without looking for another girl soon. If he is so decent then he certainly won't be in love with his Uncle's bride or break up their marriage or his engagement with his fiancee. He would find another way to solve issues!
What I keep saying is that you can't have a decent character of integrity & goodness who is of chivalrous nature like Vikram, behaving violently with an illiterate & vulnerable woman like Sugni, in real life.
Human psychology doesn't work that way. A man of strong, moral, character does not lose his mind over a girl, unless he was not of good character in the first place. If they wanted Vikram to always be the mad psychopath then Varun Badola should have played the villain part right from the beginning, with such flaws in his character, but they failed to do so.
The show already has too many character flaws from positive to negative & vice versa, but real life isn't this way. I know this is fictitious show, but they don't have to make it so ridiculous and unconvincing! These characters do not depict reality in any shape or form unless of course the CVs want to show the world that India is filled with dysfunctional families.
It's too late to chop & change Vikram's character to negative unless they want to lose the few audience they have left!
Out of respect for Varun Badola, I've already stopped watching this show a while ago.
It feel this show is making a mockery out of men of good character & family relationships.
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