Originally posted by: laksh
 
I can understand his insecurity, can understand his emotions or even his outburst but actions speaks louder than words. For me, the minute he overreacted when he came to know that Ajinkya was in their room showed how much trust he has in Sai. I am not saying he thinks her to be characterless but he should have so much trust in her to not to run to the room like that. See, when I say about trust even now, I am not saying he thinks she might be doing something with Ajinkya and hence he is running, I am not able to think that way too but is he not supposed to wait or not react and go to his room like normally? His insecurity can be seen in his restlessness, not by his inconsiderate behaviour. Sai wanted to join him and Pakhi to Ladakh, she didn’t like when Pakhi kept offering to pack his things, she felt restless when Pakhi was speaking all that crap and couldn’t hold herself that she replied to Pakhi and started talking to Pakhi. One could see how hurt she was as a wife. But even then, even after she has heard Pakhi asking for his clothes, even after Pakhi making fun of her asking her to study and they will go to Ladakh, even after Pakhi keeps claiming rights on Virat, even after she knows that Virat was committed to Pakhi and that’s why didn’t accept her as his wife when they got married, set conditions during their marriage, made it a deal one, she asked both of them to go to Ladakh when Pakhi made an issue after coming to know that Sai was also joining them. That shows the amount of trust Sai has on Virat. She saw Pakhi feeding Virat and moved out of the place. Sai has always thought that they have feelings for each other but she also had started to feel something to Virat, she has also felt jealousy, possessive, she is also feeling insecured but did that make her react this way, rushing to where the two are when they are alone? 
When one says lack of trust, it means that if he had trust on Sai, he wouldn’t ask questions like what were you doing alone with Ajinkya in our room. That question was totally wrong. Whether or not he meant that she was doing something wrong, even asking such a question only means that he doesn’t have enough trust in Sai. He should be thinking that she would never think or move with any guy or have an affair with any guy when she is in a marital relationship with her. Let’s see how the scene plays out. If one has immense trust, even after seeing whatever he saw, they would only try to make themselves understand that Sai wouldn’t do anything like that. That would show the amount of confidence or trust in their partner. It is like thinking they would never do it, thinking he is probably misunderstanding the scenario. Not only did he misunderstand, he also started to beat that guy up as if he did something based on his assumption and asked her questions too. Let’s wait for the actual scene. Have said only based on what we have seen so far. 
I agree that we need to wait until the scene plays out to truly be able to discuss without assuming too much. But, I just wanted to share my thoughts regarding insecurities vs. trust. 
I really don't like the comparison of Sai-Virat-Pakhi and Sai-Virat-Ajinkya, because the situations can simply not be compared in my eyes for reasons I think the 3 of us will all agree on, so I won't write it out. But, in terms of Sai never rushing to where Virat and Pakhi were alone. Despite Sai's feelings towards Virat and the feelings that she can sense Virat has for her, she still has not consciously accepted this marriage as anything beyond a zimidari to this day. Whenever she sees Pakhi and Virat together, she is painfully reminded of the "reality" that she has come in between their relationship...so she feels as though she has no rights over Virat in those moments. She almost always ends up blaming herself for forgetting the true nature of her marriage for Virat. Now, there is a contradiction here. Because, while on one hand, she sees herself as the outsider, on the other hand, we have seen Sai explode too. The most recent and best example I can use here is Harini's birthday and its aftermath. When Sai saw Virat and Pakhi together and overheard their conversation about their past, she was once again brought back to the painful version of the "reality" in which she was the third person. She essentially told Virat in front of the entire family that she will not tolerate him being with both women at the same time. Is this not indirectly accusing his character? Did she really believe this was the case? Of course not. And this is exactly why Sai is a constant confused mess. Due to the vaada and her initial days in CN, the fact that Sai is the outsider has been engraved into her mind. But, from the very first day of their marriage, she has seen the way Virat cares for her. It has never been just about the zimidari. These two things have always been at odds for her. So, despite believing and convincing herself that she is the third person, she has also always subconsciously known and seen that she is not. And this is where trust comes in. Despite the vaada, she has always had faith in Virat and his limitations with Pakhi. As you have beautifully written, this is exactly why she did not mind Virat traveling alone with Pakhi. So, then why did she say those bitter words to Virat after Harini's birthday? The answer is quite simple to me. She was in pain. She was so shattered that she had started to believe in the reality of this marriage and she had to come crashing down back to earth. Virat kept trying to explain his side of the story, begging her to just have a conversation with him, but she refused to even listen to him for one second. She said some pretty hurtful things to him in the heat of the moment too which she did not mean, because she was overwhelmed with emotion and she was not thinking clearly. At the end of the day, it all came down to her fear of losing him....or put in another way, pain at the thought of the idea that he was never her's for her to be able to lose him in the first place. 
Coming to the situation at hand. Virat has told Sai time and time again that he has complete trust in her. He has told her that he knows that she does not do anything wrong. In the kitchen scene, he himself was confused as to why he was thinking about Sai and AJ in this regard, to me showing that he knows Sai has not and would never give him any reason to doubt her. But, we have also seen Virat's insecurities building up inside of him for quite some time now. He is madly in love with his wife, and that is his only reality. Unlike Sai, the state of his mind is clear in this regard. But, similarly to her, he too is confused about the state of their relationship. Because, while he can see how deeply she cares for him and that she is falling in love with him even, her words say otherwise. While Sai has had walls up around her since the start of this marriage (obviously understandably so), Virat is completely vulnerable at this stage. He has let himself fall in love with his whole heart……
When Virat first finds out that AJ is upstairs in his bedroom, his immediate question is who gave him permission to go upstairs. He asks this not once, but 3-4 times. Why does he not just rush up the stairs directly? If he actually thought Sai was cheating on him and wanted Ajinkya in their bedroom, wouldn’t he go flying up the stairs the minute he found out Ajinkya was in their bedroom? This scene was quite telling to me. If Kaku and Ninand had the moral sense to tell him that it was Pakhi, he would have immediately understood the situation, and he would have burst downstairs towards her instead of bursting upstairs in this bedroom towards Sai and Ajinkya. This was the first indication to me that Virat did not put the blame on Sai here. He tried to get more information about what was going on, but when he truly lost his cool was when Pakhi started her antics. At that point he knew he was not going to get answers, so he went upstairs himself. Then, when he entered the room, his question was not directed at Sai again. He asked AJ how dare he enter his bedroom. He grabbed AJ by the collar. I am not saying any of this is okay. Virat seriously has no control over his emotions, and I have called him out for it time and time again. But, throughout all of this rage, Sai was never the target of it. Why? Because I truly believe that Virat’s faith in her is unwavering. Ajinkya to Virat is the manifestation of his greatest fear of losing Sai…the fear that he himself might not be enough for his wife and the fear that this marriage might be left a deal after all…. I know from personal experience that there is no greater fear than losing someone you love so much. It overclouds all of your judgements and it takes away your ability to differentiate between right and wrong. In my personal life, I have seen the most level-headed and secure people lose their temper and say things they do not mean out of fear and pain. 
I disagree that him asking Sai what she was doing in the bedroom automatically means that he does not trust her. Sometimes you have to look beyond a person’s words in order to truly understand their actions and their emotions. I have tried to explain a little bit about this above. Yes, a logical person who trusts their partner would try to make themselves understand. But, a person this madly in love and scared of losing their love does not think logically. This is just from the precap, but there were tears in his eyes when he was speaking to Sai. The second he stopped talking to AJ and to Sai, his tone and demeanor completely changed. All I saw in his eyes in that moment, despite his bitter words, was pain. The same pain that I saw in Sai’s eyes when she was indirectly accusing Virat for harboring feelings for Pakhi in front of the entire family. The pain of losing the one you love the most. It makes you say things you don’t mean. It makes you do things that you regret later. 
I don’t want to comment on Virat’s question to Sai as to what she was doing in the room and her response of being characterless yet, because they have chopped up the conversation and given us bits and pieces so I will wait until we see how it actually plays out.. 
I am not saying that any of this is right….I am just trying to explain my understanding of the situation here….
All of this might become irrelevant once we see how the the scene actually plays out…