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Two sides of a coin or the Sholay ka sikka - Hear me out and then you can convince me otherwise. It seems that the Raichand family is working against each other. Kabir and Sarika want to teach Aanchal a lesson, but Ranvir and Jatin want to work with Aanchal and bring to their side. It also makes sense given the family dynamics we've seen so far. Kabir and Sarika take things personally and make it a personal vengeance, while Ranvir and Jatin are more calculative and look at the profit and loss in everything. They make it a business deal. But is it really as simple as that? Is Aanchal just caught up in between feuding Raichands or is there something more to this? Hence the Sholay ka sikka. While a regular coin has two sides, heads and tails, Sholay ka sikka has the same side, heads on both or tails on both sides. The Raichands appear to be heads and tails, but what if it's all a game? The good cop, bad cop routine with brothers. Aanchal is already confused when it comes to these brothers, and they are now working together to make it appear as if they are working against each other, to confuse her even further and possibly extract something from her. Something bigger than revenge. One thing is certain. Nothing is as simple as it seems when it comes to the Raichand family.
Butterfarm deal - There's a reason that they keep highlighting this deal again and again and it's not just to throw money in our face and prove Raichands' wealth. Whatever this deal is it means big money for the Raichands, but not so big that they'll collapse without them. At the same time, it signifies a relationship, a partnership going forward. Any relationship, whether personal or professional, has its foundation on a few key stones: trust, respect, and honesty. Where even one of these foundations is missing, the relationship falls flat. That's exactly the case with this deal. Ranvir said correctly jo partner aapke bure waqt mein aapke saath naa ho woh aapke ache waqt mein sirf aapka phaida utha sakte hain. If Butterfarm had trusted the Raichands, then the deal would have happened even when Ranvir was in jail, but it didn't. Ranvir is cancelling the deal and starting a new deal to signify a new relationship. He's charging extra to show that his trust is now worth more. Butterfarm needs to do more to prove that they are committed to this relationship. But this deal is not just about highlighting characters or signifying relationships, it's also something bigger. Will it be a way for Aanchal to take revenge? Or is it the Dilwale situation where Aanchal actually works for Butterfarm and she did all this to take revenge/get a better deal from Raichands? Whatever the case, this deal will prove fruitful for the viewers and Raichands as it goes on to to show the many hidden facets of Ranvir Raichand and proves that the Raichands don't spare anyone, personally or professionally.
The righteous fight - Ranvir coming at the nick of the time to save Aanchal from the stones. Cliched. But important. Ranvir is not one to forgive easily. He's calculative and plays a smart game. But he's also righteous in the sense that he refuses to make it a fight of brute force and mobs. It's a fight between him and Aanchal and it'll be fought out in court, in the business world, and in emotions. But not with sticks and stones. Yes being hurt emotionally is worse than being hurt physically, but no one has any right to be involved in a fight that isn't theirs. Ranvir proved that by demanding the stone thrower's resignation and saying that he knows exactly where his employees are. If the stone thrower doesn't resign, Ranvir will fire him and make an example out of him. This fight is his and Aanchal's and no one else can say anything in it.
BIG MISS - THE VFX!!! That stone was thrown at Aanchal right? Then why did it go through her head instead of hitting her head? And for a throw that supposedly knocked her unconscious, she has a very small wound.
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