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Cos he knows exactly what he is doing and he can take care of himself and his family. Thank you very much. He knows there can only be one outcome in this situation and that's him getting his wife and child back. The only problem is he much rather have Prachi willing admit the truth instead of him being forced to do so. With the truth on his side Milind has all the power to end this silly charade whenever he wants to, so he is not really a victim here but just biding his time. The only thing that really destroys him is being away from Prachi but since they under the same roof he seems to be on top form. Bonding with his son, intimadating school ground bullies, getting on the Das Gupta's last nerves and making his wife squirm. So Masima can look at him as disapprovingly as she wants and Proteek can assert his rights as Sumonto's father as much as he wants but Milind is safe in the knowledge he can destroy their illusions anytime he wants to. So, I don't think we should be too concerned about him, cos if he can't tolerate the situation any more all he has to do is speak up. Yes, Prachi may be angry and hurt and disappoined but in the end she would have to follow Milind back home. As much as that mother-in-law annoys, I don't stand ithink she will stand in the way of Prachi and her family.
And for someone who is notoriously jealous as Milind, he seems preetty sure that Prachi has no feelings for Proteek. But then again if he has been looking at himself in the mirror, he has every reason to be sure. 😛
As for the playground scene, that was just ridiculous. An adult found on school property without any valid reason is most likely to be arrested before they even approach a child.
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