Originally posted by: Adiandsid
I agree, esp with the first two paragraps, but like what you mentioned in the second paragraph, its Ammu who has to let go... not Virat.
Disagreement with the third paragraph is its not Virat's job to do it - goes with the eg you gave in the 2nd para too. Even if he realises he has messed up her life. He can stay aloof, not have these chem scenes. Let her remove and wear the earing / pendant if she wants. Dont intervene. It is Ammu who has to let go... not Virat. If he regrets marrying her... he has to live with it, until she chooses to let go off him.
Doing it any way otherwise, is (i dont get the word... lets say, in the least, I will show him the finger). He is not being mahaan. The "marriage" continues only because of Ammu and ends when she wants it to end... He has lost control over it. If her presence makes him feel lowly and not good enough... bingo... he has to bear it. Same way, if her presence and things happening to her, makes him feel guilty. bear it. protect her. That's the redemption for his 'wonderful' act of marrying her.
So... I'll still disagree with the framing he is to 'let her go'... but that's fine too. [no issues in agreeing to disagree.
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PS: [I havent considered his 'needy' part well enough... but on the face of it, right now I'd say it shouldnt matter what he 'feels'... what he has done is bad enough to say 'If you are feeling needy... deal with it... no one cares.']
Got it! Yes, Ammu is the one to move out usse pehle ke uske "dil toota ve" moment ajaye!
The "let go" was un dinon ke baat te. But dono yahan pyaar mein dooba hai so Ammu need a reality slap to forget V and move on with her life
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