What does not add up is the importance and role of Swati between Ashlok. If she is really such an important character and has a role to play...CVs would have brought in an face, an actress to play her role. But they did not. Swati has always been a shadow and a silhouette.
And in the spoilers she will be shown to die...so again no role. Then why are they making her such an important piece between Shlok and Astha. It was one thing if Swati died long back...then Swati would be his past...its another if she is alive and comes back as competetion to Astha. Then Astha can leave Shlok and let him come back to Astha on his own.
But in this case of Swati dying now in front of Shlok and Astha...its too much of stuff to happen in a short timespan. And neither Shlok can move from past because Astha is very much a witness to him and Swati. And neither can Astha leave him thinking that he has someone else. Its such a sickening spot to be in for both of them. Astha has professed love so she cannot leave Shlok all of a sudden that too when he is in grief. At the same time after having witnessed Swati and Shlok together..she cannot go on with her marriage as if nothing happened.
I know its a spoiler and we should wait for the show..but these comments are made by actors themselves and not voiceovers.It could be a setup but then its not possible that Shlok cannot recognize Swati properly. So it must be Swati only. The only good thing that might come is that Shlok might be feeling guilty all along for killing Swati...so he need not feel guilty. if that is so.
But for Ashlok...this sequence spells doom. If it is he real Swati then Shlok will be in huge pain.
I would want Astha to now do her duty but separate herself from Shlok...and leave him in few days because she has to realize that a Shlok is not hers.
I am urged to say the track looks bad and wonder if CVs themselves are under bhang effect...this whole Swati Shlok Aditi sequences have been very wrongly envisaged ..they are from a man's POV it seems...the whole story seems to be like the ' Women of Shlok's life " and not Astha Shlok's story. Hope the makers have thought these things through..that the women of today do not want to see a mother Teresa in the heroine. Its one thing to love your husband and stand with him in his thick and thin. Its another to see him pining for a different woman and still live with him.
Hope the CVs have better surprises in store.
I am going to continue watching ..I want to see what is Shlok story ...but I would definitely want Astha to draw the line somewhere.