Love all the points you brought up. It was what I wanted to say but couldn’t explain enough. His choices put him in that bed scenario. He did not maintain enough distance from her and chose to drink. And whether that drink was spiked or he just got drunk fact is that he put himself in that room. And he chose to stay. He chose to sit that close. There were like 5 other places to sit. He chose to blow into her wound. What, is she a kid ? He chose to lock eyes with her. Wtf was that. He chose to forget about calling Pallavi. I get no network but they didn’t have a landline? He chose to drink.
All of that is leaning towards a form of emotional infidelity. Idk if I can personally call him a cheater outright. But if my husband did that with an ex, it would feel like a betrayal of trust. In a marriage you should do everything to safeguard your relationship. You don’t put yourself in situations where there could even be the possibility of a misunderstanding. What married man is comfortable staying in a hotel room with his ex ? I don’t care about how much he personally thinks nothing is going to happen. He knew then that his ex still had feelings for him yet no distance. SMH. I’m thoroughly disappointed in him.
Pallavi did things many of us also didn’t like, but none of it was a betrayal of trust and that’s why this is so difficult to watch.
Same feelings!!!
Raghav’s love & loyalty to Pallavi comes to play not when he chooses Pallavi over Esha when he hates Esha, but when he does it after knowing the truth behind the breakup….the moment of weakness he displayed towards Esha after he got to know the truth proves his conflicting emotions, coz of which he not only crossed the line but also somewhere he led Esha too…and this is emotional infidelity towards Pallavi..there is no other way to look at it.. I am not even going to the physical aspects… the fact that he for few moments prioritized his feelings for his first love over his love for Pallavi adulterated the sanctity of the relationship.. so he is not the same Raghav for whom emotional fidelity matters the most…