Leave the matter that Suhani didn't even send the papers. What if she had? She'd be perfectly justified. Buying pendants and trying to make kala jamuns because you're challenged by another guy paying attention to your wife does not prove love. He's treated her too casually too long. Just a month or so back he refused to say a word to stop her leaving--the day before the Radhe incident. Now why all this rage and acting betrayed?
I'm not arguing about whether he loves her or not--the hints are he does, but I spit on such love. He's not even sorry about the things he said--if anything, I feel he's wondering why she's not showing more hurt.
Oh so sweet, he bought her a gift. Can't help wondering if he'd have bothered if Rohan hadn't made him aware that if he's not, someone else might be interested in his wife.
Again, there is nothing definitive to show love. There are no words or gestures and no introspection that says YES, this can be nothing but love. All his words, expressions or actions can be equally explained as loss of pride, as being a dog in the manger, as frustration at not being the one who controls the relationship. Please understand what I'm saying--I'm not saying he doesn't love her, but that there's no absolute indication, because the writers have a warped idea of love, relationships and what's okay to do and say