Originally posted by: Lonelythots
My reading of this track is that pallavi has mandar and his family as the ideal. In that sense, from the snippet of her conversation with krishna before her marriage to raghav , pallavi says that mandar had conveyed that he didnt want a jhaddu pocha bartan cooking type wife but someone who would accept his family as her own. From that conversation, i feel that pallavis idea of marraige was just about the acceptance and taking care of family.
Where as raghav post his apology to pallavi outside the coffee shop very sincerely reiterated his marriage vows of companionship, partnership and spouse haq which encompassed everything between just the husband and wife as a couple.
so i basically see this track as pallavi exploring the companionship, partnership along with physical attraction for her husband as she should between the couple.
where as raghav in order to make amends and restore her happiness, he is going to be getting involved and accepting her family thus checking the box of pallavi’s idea of what marraige entails..
I agree, but my problem is mostly the family, and they frankly don't deserve either husband or wife. They deserve all the agony and pain, that they have put Pallavi through. And who better than VD's own kin doing that to him. Infact, even Sulochana and her sick daughters deserve hell. So it may highlight how Raghav and Pallavi have checked the boxes for each other about how a life partner should be, but Assmukhs truly do not deserve the honour of having them. Their depravity just makes me feel bad for RaghVi. Pallavi is blind, and Raghav has to put up with this freakshow of a family to keep his word of restoring Pallavi her life, which in her head is paradise, but is nothing short of a hell hole.