Episode 25.3.2019: My analysis - Page 2

Originally posted by: annx

You are somewhat right. and let's be honest, except for current wedding track, so far his revenge has been a harmless one. Nothing that had broken Krishna's heart. Things like making her work all night making useless lists, making her come early in the morning, taunting her... yes, these things take a toll on you but they're harmless - childlike. And let's be honest, Krishna or Shukla would give a good excuse for Veer to retaliate. E.g had Shukla not pasted those one-on-one patient free ad, Veer wouldn't have had an excuse to send Krishna cleaning it up. Also, in London, had Krishna been in class on time, Veer wouldn't have found an excuse to embarrass her. I know CVs had to make these excuses up, but if you look at it, unless the opportunity presents itself Veer doesn't create one. So yes, Veer takes revenge, only if he gets an opportunity. Or let's say, he doesn't let go of the opportunity.

@bold I don't completely agree with this part. Krishna did mess things up. So it wasn't really completely undeserved. Veer went a bit overboard, yes, but Krishna was at fault too.

Originally posted by: Rainz

Actually, I hadn't thought of those small actions as revenge, but you're right, in their own way, they are. I was specifically referring to Veer telling the Shuklas that he and Krishna were having an affair when she failed to go back to London with him. I felt that revenge was undeserved because she had told him she had been drugged, but he refused to listen. And he was probably also hurting because he thought she was pregnant and didn't tell him, but still, his revenge on her was cold and brutal. He knew how the Shuklas would react and treat her, and he threw her to the wolves with no regret.

Originally posted by: annx

Don't you think what he did was more of a reaction than revenge?

Again, he did not seek out revenge, more like circumstances presented an opportunity to him and he just made full use of it.

To me, it was more of a reaction. He was angry, his dreams were broken, he was paining, and top it all Krishna had an affair and was no pregnant with a child not of Radhay's.

I know he went overboard with his words but then that IS Veer. I understand that he could have controlled his emotions, and tried and understand Krishna or at least have refused to accept that they've had any kind of affair - BUT then when I see from Veer's perspective I understand him. And to me, it was more of an angry outburst than revenge.

I feel revenge is a very strong word when it comes to Veer. He mostly just reacts. It's more of Shuklas who take revenge.