Confused and Illogical story

First they started with an illogical gau hatya track where saras made pots to but a cow although he is very rich and even went to jail for that. Now many may say that is customs in village buttt not for rich people like saras.

Next saras and his family is staying in VC house so longgg like as if they are close relatives when LN had betrayed Dukh ba and Saras was thinking of betraying Kumud another illogical track

Now Saras who did not know 2 days back how to propose and asked Sunny spent a romantic night with Kumud a village girl.

And Kumud who acts modern otherwise acting as if saras forced her instead of romantic night and making saras feel as if he has sinned or did a big crime.

There are many love story but very few ever lasting like Romeo-Juliet etc. Now the issue is SC novel is about pure eternal love that although you are seperated and you still love all life although you know that person can never be yours. By bringing in physical relationship the concept of SC goes for a toss. SC becomes like a normal lover who is after worldly pleasures that you get from a lover. Hence it no longer looks like pure divine love. Same goes for Kumud who could not control her desires till they were legally married.

Second if Kumud marries another man Pramod who is supposed to be a bad man with all vices. Now the audience may not feel so much sympathy towards Kumud as otherwise. Why? Because she would have not told Pramod of this one night she spent with her lover. Even if she tells then Pramod going around drinking with other woman will be justified because Kumud betrayed his trust before marriage only. Both sides Kumud is in trouble. Hopefully she does not have a child after marrying Pramod which turns out to be Saras actually.

CVs must not take us on guilt trip of Kumud. But looking at Kumuds reaction after first night i think she will blame herself if her husband ill treats her. Looking at CVs story so far this may turn out to be true. Then what difference between other serials and a classical story that endured test of time for 150 years and is read by 6-7 generations.