Karan- Yesterday was proof that he has his own selfish motives and Veera though a friend, is only a ladder to his ambitions in Pind. However, he also comes across as a person without sound moral instincts. He didn't say anything in Veera's support even once while she was being insulted. Why? Was it because he is spineless? Or because he didn't want to make matters worse by fighting and ending up in the villagers' bad books? Or getting thrown out? Any ways he decided it was best to take cover in Baldev's attempt to shield him. He further strengthened relationship with the same person who insulted his friend. A true concerned friend would have never gone back to that person. He himself agreed that his business is over anyone and that he can partner with any person who can help him achieve his goals. His friendship with both Veera and Baldev is need-based.
Veera- On the other hand, Veera is more concerned about Karan's insult and is ready to fight against Baldev for the same. That is how friends are. Unfortunately she has goodwill for the wrong person. The thought didn't cross her naive mind that her friend never stood up for her. For her Baldev is always in the wrong and this action has strengthened her perceptions about him manifolds... more so because he seemed to be a person who didn't respect her dignity; his earlier fight with the goons hidden from her. However, she blindly trusts her wrong friend over even Veerji's opinion.
Baldev- It is a delight to watch him. The character throws open so many doors for interpretation according to viewer perceptions! Is he simply a jerk who does not care for Veera, more concerned about the "gold mine" to achieve his dreams? Or is there any guilt? Concern? Anything? My point is that, if Baldev is an opportunistic man using Karan for personal means even if that means harming Veera, intentionally or otherwise... then it is surely because Karan allows him to. The two of them are hand in glove. At least Baldev does not hide behind a facade unlike Karan. The hand of friendship from both ends is for selfish motives.
What stood out for me yesterday was... after insulting Veera once, when the villagers started accusing her more, he looked subdued and guilty. He also gave a fleeting glance to Karan, probably expecting him to react, but Karan didn't and Baldev lowered his gaze. Then he looks guilty in front of Ranvi... asks Veera to go home without any argument. And finally, he spoke to Karan about Veera's insult, thinking that was the reason he was upset... but Karan was unfazed... instead he was all about himself. Baldev has realized that Karan does not care much about Veera. The mean machine that he is, he will surely use this to his advantage.
Ranvi- The anchor in this show. He gives an accusatory look to Karan. He knows that Karan is not a right friend. He might have helped Veera out of this situation...but as he himself told Baldev, he cannot stand Veera's insult. He will surely watch out for the reason... and the reason is not Baldev as what Veera thinks, its Karan---the friend who stayed mum!😊
Veera is very interesting these days. Good performances and nice writing. Kudos CVs! Can't wait for the track to proceed.