Virat has lost his cool in emotions-yes. but the larger point is that he is worried that Sai will find someone else. But when he frames a question like "what were you doing in our bedroom alone with this guy" and assaults the guy- its obvious that he IS questioning her integrity. Thats what Sai is going to perceive. So she WILL feel like his is questioning her loyalty. So that will definitely be perceived by her as his LACK of trust in her again! He didnt trust her during the devkit issue and now he has gone too far in his insecurity.
Sai reacting during virat-pp episode CANNOT be compared to virat reaction in Sai-ajinkya.
Yes, being insecure is normal..but going overboard is not ok.
Yes Sai also didn't give virat a chance to explain when she heard the pool conversation but she did try her best to control her emotions n not create a tamasha. And virat had many chances to clear the issue before her outburst.and truth is that Virat did make a vaada to pp, he did have feelings for her, he did tell Sai that he was committed to someone else. Sai knew that pp was that someone else and so its entirely justified for her to get upset at feeling like he was playing with her emotions while still being in love with pp. She wanted him to make a choice one way or another.
In Sai-akinkya case, its all Virats jealousy. There is really nothing objective that virat has to accuse Sai.
I agree with most things you have said here. Obviously Sai is going to perceive that Virat is questioning her character. It doesn't matter if he calls her characterless or if she reads into his questioning and says it herself. Either way, the result is the same. To her, what other meaning could that question even have? Again, we have not seen how the scene plays out, so I will wait to comment further. But, what I was trying to get across in my post is that I do not believe that from Virat's perspective it is a lack of trust of Sai. He has no control over him emotions, especially when it comes to Sai, and that is the bigger issue here. The issue is his insecurities, which he does not know how to keep in check. But, how is Sai supposed to know any of this? To her, it is going to clearly appear as his lack of trust. So, in this way, I was simply trying to get both perspectives across.
Again, I began my post by saying that Pakhi-Virat and Sai-Ajinkya cannot be compared as a whole. My point in bringing up the pool scene was to show that both Sai and Virat say things they do not mean and act out of their impulses when it comes to each other. When the pool confrontation happened followed by the family zillat drama, my heart broke for Sai. The amount of pain this girl has been put through is unimaginable. I agree with you that it was completely justified for her to get upset and feel like he was playing with her emotions. But, the truth of the matter is that she only heard part of the conversation and did not give Virat a chance to explain himself, and she did indirectly accuse him of emotional cheating at the very least, even when she knew herself that was not the case. This was all out of the pain she was feeling about being brought back to the reality of the vaada after starting to think that this was all real.
What Virat has done here has been overdone and taken up way too many notches. I agree with that. But, what I am trying to say is that people say things they don't mean...they say really harsh things out of the fear of losing the people they love.
Virat almost blacks out when he is angry and loses control over himself entirely. He does not even realize what he is doing or what he is saying.
I am not saying that any of this is okay. But, I am just trying to understand and explain his perspective..