That is the problem. For me, I do see there to be a indirect narrative, where V does have a reason for doing what he is doing. However, the direct narrative is giving an altogether different picture, where he has moved on with P. In fact we have discussions, that despite believing that V never intended to move on with P, how will it be proved that if Sai had not returned V would not have eventually moved on with P. There has to be something to prove that.
But over a period of time, despite all this V's every action has made him go down the drain. Like hiding Vinu's truth from the child and his mother. Is P more important than a child who is living a life thinking himself to be an orphan. Keeping P above all. Redeeming himself and trying to get rid of his guilt for P's state by sacrificing his family. When they are suffering for his mistakes and now his decisions to redeem himself. All his doing.
So the whole Sai-V end game has lost the charm.
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