Originally posted by: NoraSM
Hey Guys
When everyone was going inactive, I tried it too, I thought if I don’t login in 7 days I’ll lose my account like Twitter has a time period, turns out I couldn’t login for 7 days.
I realized I don’t watch the show because I like it as I didn’t watch it for last 7 days, I watch the show for this forum and when I didn’t have access, I didn’t feel the need to watch it
“was virat wrong?”
I feel the show tried to portray that he wasn’t wrong be it Aai’s urging FL to think about why he did it? Then sunny telling him that he should confess for Sai to know the reason, then everyone blaming Pakhi
Just tell me something, If we remove Pakhi from here and Aai sent Ajinkya to Sai’s room, Will Virat have a different reaction?
Virat was wrong. It sometimes might feel understandable but it was still wrong.mFirstly, if Aai had sent Ajinkya to Sai’s room I have a feeling that Virat would have been angry but Aai would have tried to subside his anger. Secondly, even if he was angry, even if he misunderstood the situation and his understanding justified his behaviour, it still doesn't excuse him beating Ajinkya (which is what I am basing this entire point of view on given that it was Sai who said the word Characterless), because A) He said to Sai that their marriage is a deal and they should not expect anything from eache other, which his actions might counter but he never actually cleared his feeling regarding it.
B) He never told Sai his feelings so, she has no idea that he feels anything other than responsibility for her.
If we add these two and think about it, then just imagine, what if Virat was not the lead? What if everything was same, and Sai went to college and she actually fell in love with a guy? And that guy too fell in love with Sai. Then can we blame Sai for EMA? No, because her marriage is kinda an open one, where she is only married to Virat not bound to him by love or by trust. Virat is also free to fall in love with anyone and so is Sai. That is what a deal marriage is all about, right? So, then can we now justify Virat's actions? No. Virat falling in love with Sai is in no way related to Sai falling in love with him or anyone for that matter, given that he was not vocal about it.
No husband would bear what Virat saw that day, which is why I said that his reaction can seem understandable, but Virat made Sai understand in the beginning that no matter what their marriage is not a normal one.
So, yes, Virat was wrong here. But now, I feel like he has repented enough for his mistakes.
Edited by ShipIsSailing - 4 years ago
3