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...is what Tripurari got today, even if only just a tiny taste.
He'd connived to make the gullible Suvarna (somebody stumble on her relation with Tripurari please) bring Dhaani out into the marketplace. Then he watched in glee as Kanak assaulted and humiliated Dhaani in public. Clicked photos callously as Kanak savaged Dhaani's character; as Kanak used foul language more befitting the gutters to besmirch Dhaani. And maliciously video-recorded Kanak as she tried to disrobe Dhaani' before a swelling crowd.
And forget lifting a finger to help her, he revelled in Dhaani's public humiliation. Stood still all the time waiting for that distressing spectacle to play itself out.
And then of course, fate took a hand in the proceedings. And finally someone stepped up against the vile Kanak. Imagine Tripurari's shock and horror that that someone who had the nerve to protest turned out to be his mother! Tripurari's enjoyment of the scene went rapidly downhill after that. The vicarious joy switched off in an instant because Kanak now turned her ire on this new target. Tripurari's mother was tarred with the same brush as Dhani, was called the very names that Tripurari had delighted in hearing Dhaani called, was humiliated in public, bringing tears to her eyes.
And all that Tripurari could do was watch futilely and clench his fingers into a stone wall, when what he really longed to do was to silence Kanak and make her choke on her words.
Finally, Tripurari could take no more. Could no longer remain a voyeur, watching a pleasurable spectacle. But was forced to abandon his hideout, and step out into the gutter and have mud slung all over him as he tried to protect his mother, and unwittingly Dhaani - the very woman he had lured to her destruction.
Justice, of a sort, was meted out. Tripurari got a taste of his own medicine, and found it unbearable. Has he learned his lesson? I doubt it. He'll continue to serve the devil without paying heed to his conscience, thinking up revenge fantasies against the Tripathi clan, and not for a moment guessing that whether his revenge materializes or not, he's in for very many rude shocks on the way.
I was quite disturbed by Kanak's assault on Dhaani; and that she was allowed to get away with it. Quite a black characterisation there. Hope the CVs start painting Kanak grey quickly, because otherwise she becomes a caricature. Tripurari's mother, on the other hand, is emerging out of her devotion to DT as a woman with spine and principle. How very interesting!
Udne Ki Aasha
Kumkum Bhagya
