Originally posted by: emyl
One thing I don't get, didn't Virat tell Shekhar to find out who published the photo to the news channel?
What is taking him so long? Virat's name doesn't work wonders?
Doesn't Virat always say I'm Virat Singh Ahuja, Virat Singh Ahuja as though he is so powerful & influential, everything at his finger tips..
Why is it sometimes his character written as such that it seems so powerless & lame ?
I really can't recall when he used his power or influence except for when Shekhar managed to get the CCTv footage from ATM machine on the lawyer Suman, that's all... Nothing else
Then CVs should stop writing such dialogues for his character unless if it for vain boasting for fun, but he seemed serious thinking that he is powerful for real...
I'm lost seriously
A good chunk of it is because he is not 'the big guy' / powerful / influential. He does have some, no doubt but doesnt know how to use it.
He is a soft hearted guy, something which is shown and talked about amply enough ... (but also someone who can do real bad things if he is really hurt). This VSA, VSA thing is something he uses mostly to assert his dominance / protect himself / keep people away.
He has used it most around Amruta... and she has been the dominant one in the relationship most of the time. Apart from throwing airs (VSA), some additional perks which come from having wealth, and physically manhandling her to stop and listen... she can walk over him in most of the situations.
Think he mentioned 'Singh is King' and other things he does is something similar (BMC office confrontation?). He isn't serious about it.
Of course, doesn't mean he has no influence at all. Had mentioned before they could've even filed a police complaint... and probably the cops could've found out the culprit or at least the goons. [Suman should've been the first person they find and question in the flat fraud thing... but happened only towards the end... that too through the BMC officer. So... they do have to drag the track too - and more importantly, save the villains in the process.