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First of all i would like to start up with yesterday's episode, money was counted and it was revealed that 50000 rs were missing. Finally it was out that rishi took those money but the only cause was for SN, the only question which was killing me was that why this guy is not saying anything. I thought about it whole night yesterday but i didn't get any answer. I finally thought that maybe again my this question will remain unanswered as usually most of the time it happens.
While going through the episode, at every moment i was just thinking only one thing, its of coarse true that relationships between husband and wife must not get affected due to certain misunderstandings, but atleast a clarification is needed, transparency is needed.
I questioned myself will she be able to understand why did he took 50000 rs?
His only intention was to save SN, either by hook or by crook.
its an old saying everything is fair in love and war.
Then why isn't rishi speaking, why isn't he clarifying?
then came the turning point, when munna bhai saheb asked for the money which rishi promised to give.
I thought again yesterday part will repeat but..
it was a completely different side shown of rishi, yes we got the glimpse of Rishi+Ricky.
He spoke today, he clarified everything.
He was saying about SF before everyone but no one dared to stop.
He spoke about Inder Sharma, so called great Father but no one interrupted
Its because he brought back SN
The day when indira said "If she will loose SN, only he will be responsible"
he even kept quite at that day too.
But now he spoke, because he fulfilled the expectations of hers.
He made everything which seemed impossible at the start now possible.
I will just say he spoke, but at the right time, perfect time, when the things came at right track.
Has he been following the path of truth and idealism, do you think SN could have been back to them?
No Never
my closing lines will be:
theories may win examination
but struggle of life is only won by them who knows how to deal by hooks and crook.
Cricket
