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Laila, the throwing of the ring was a symbolic gesture (especially the way it was shown)…In huindu marriages, the girls takes Vidaai from the Mother throwing the rice behind her (and not looking back again) and telling the mom that by throwing the rice, she (the daughter) is re-paying all her debts to her mom. In some regional Hindu marriages, brides throws away beetel leaves behind her after seeing her groom for the first time, signifying end of bachelorhood and entry into matrimony..here the symbolic representation that Sugnis is moving on and was shown to have similar emotional impact…
Regarding the ring, I wouldn't blame Sugni too much for that. Remember she was getting married, the biggest dream of her life, and suddenly Vik's long dead wife appears. She is devastated at Vik's lying, feeling guilty for disbelieving her mother. Yet she manages to stay fairly calm and leave quietly. Inside she must have been raging with hysteria. So the last ring throw was probably an outburst on her part, a symbolic bidai from Vik. In fact, in her mind, Vik cheated her, hurt her unbearably, so she did the two things she knew would hurt him, pick up her chappals, underlining her bedni status, and reject his mother's ring. Given the magnitude of the previous scene, surely at such a moment she can't rationally think, oh this is his mother's ring, shouldn't throw it, let me find someone to hand it to. So to me the ring throwing was okay, she wanted to hurt Vikram as badly as she could, and she did it.