I really feel sorry for Malini, like really, really sorry.
>>What a sad life it must be to know that there is a raging elephant in the room but she doesn’t want to confront it.
>>What a sad life it must be to have suspicions about her husband but all she can do is to lash out at a 19 year old instead
>>What a sad life it must be to be in a relationship where the spouse has mentally moved on but he is scared to reveal the truth because she is so volatile
>>What a sad life it must be to be in a marriage where relatives ( read in laws) are also terrified of her and her OTT antics of leaving the house and starving and suicide
>>What a sad life it must be to be a person who decides to kill oneself even before hearing the truth! She didn’t have any concrete proof of Aditya-Imlie relationship—-all that she based her self-pity suicide drive on was speculations
>>What a sad life it must be to be back to her husband’s house when there is an irreparable damage to their relationship. Given her track record of leaving the house, shouldn’t she have stayed away from T house at least for some days?
The character of Malini is a good portrayal of what one should not be in a marriage, where your spouse stays in marriage out of pity and fear of the consequences, not love. Life is unpredictable for all if us, but how we choose to react to that is completely in our hands.